By the time you wake up and read this, many of your Clients have already delivered new pricing sheets. Altisource cut their pricing across the board between 5 and 20 percent depending. I am heading to Philadelphia today, but will have some follow up on this later when enroute. As I predicted, 2015 was going to be the worst year Labor had ever seen and we haven’t even gotten to that which I am talking about yet.
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