During her introductory remarks, the eighteenth Secretary of Housing and Urban Development laid out her priorities, including providing relief to struggling homeowners and combatting homelessness. The post HUD Secretary [...]
How will long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic shape the default servicing industry? It's one of several questions that experts address in the latest issue. The post March’s DS [...]
A new report from the Terner Center provides the framework for a revamping housing policy and creating advancement for all. The post Climbing the Ladder of Housing Opportunity appeared [...]
A new report from the Terner Center provides the framework for a revamping housing policy and creating advancement for all. The post For Housing Assistance to Work, Communication Must [...]
A legal expert examines a recent opinion from the New Jersey Appellate Division. Here's how it could impact lenders/servicers operating in the Garden State. The post Examining Mortgage Liens [...]
Learn what the industry is saying about Fudge's confirmation, including why one housing activist called her the "ideal candidate to serve as HUD Secretary at this moment in history." [...]
Will we see a tsunami like we saw during the Great Recession? Or will it be something more manageable that won’t disrupt the market? The post Is a Foreclosure Crisis in the Cards? appeared first [...]
The pace of exits increased in the last week of February, according to survey data. The post 2.6 Million Homeowners Are In Forbearance appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS [...]
Nationwide, overall delinquency in December dipped for the fourth straight month, "ending a rocky year with signs of recovery," property data analysts report. The post 2020 Delinquencies Hit Both [...]
A general rise in U.S. home prices is preventing would-be homeowners from landing homes in many of the nation’s top metros. The post Housing Market Entry Roadblocks appeared first [...]
