Housing market potential sagged to its lowest point since May 2020 in September, falling from August to an estimated 5.38 million at a seasonally adjusted annualized rate. Source: DS [...]

As fears of a recession grow, it would be prudent for everyone—servicers and regulators alike—to think hard about default servicing improvements and reforms. Source: DS News

The Urban Institute takes a closer look at efforts by the GSEs to promote sustainable homeownership and rental opportunities for traditionally underserved communities through the FHFA-mandated Equitable Housing Finance [...]

The MBA reports that nationwide forbearance volume continues to drop, however the impact of Hurricane Ian may change that trend as servicers continue to report on the devastation from [...]

Although the market frenzy has begun to slow, inflation and economic uncertainty are still prompting many Americans to hold off on significant financial decisions such as moving or buying [...]

As Fannie Mae predicted in the second quarter of 2022, home price growth decelerated sharply during the third quarter, which fell in-line with a sharp rise in mortgage rates, [...]

Wes G. Iseley, EVP and Senior Managing Director of Carrington Holding Company, winner of the 2022 Five Star Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, reflects on his 40-plus years in the [...]

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, homeowners in four additional counties are eligible to apply for federal disaster assistance. Source: DS News

According to Jon Giles, Head of Consumer Direct Lending at TD Bank, "Many Americans have more equity in their homes than ever before, and when used responsibly, HELOCs and [...]

Attorney Roy Diaz examines the fallout from case of Hunstein v. Preferred Collection & Management Services, regarding whether communication among debt collectors and third-party vendors constitutes a concrete injury [...]