Homeowners have an enormous advantage over renters when it comes to accumulating wealth, and this can have substantial consequences. Radian’s Justin Foster and Derek Brummer examine closing the affordability [...]
Hurricane Ida triggered record rainfall in New York and nearby regions. Due to past disasters, experts say the city was better prepared to withstand severe weather. The post Flood [...]
While increased competition has created some pessimism, survey respondents with a more bullish outlook cited GSE policies and strong consumer demand. The post Mortgage Lending Sentiment Mixed appeared first [...]
First American Financial receives new award for going above and beyond for their employees, and making great strides in diversity and inclusion. The post First American Honored by PEOPLE Magazine appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS News
Analysts expect this unprecedented growth to reduce foreclosures and incentivize mortgagers to resume payments as 400k forbearance plans end this month. The post Soaring Equity Levels Could Drive Economic [...]
One in four U.S. homes now sit vacant, down 3.7% from Q2’s totals according to a new study. The post Zombie Properties Decline in Q3 appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS [...]
The industry faces continued inventory shortages, rising home costs, and delays, and the answer to the problem may rest in distressed housing, according to author Nathan Cron. The post [...]
A 25-year industry veteran, Thorn will oversee a mortgage servicing portfolio of nearly $1.1 trillion in her new role. The post Wells Fargo Adds Ann Thorn as Head of [...]
With the nation growing more diverse by the year, how can the housing industry adapt to meet borrower needs? The post Mortgage Finance Leaders Leveling the Field appeared first [...]
After weeks of leveling off, the share of mortgage loans in forbearance plans dipped this week, with a large shift in the location of many FHA and VA loans, [...]
