Following his inauguration, President Biden issued a slate of executive orders, including one calling for a further extension of the moratoria. Separately, FHA updated its guidance for DACA mortgages. [...]
Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the January edition of DS News. Beginning March 27, 2020, when President Trump signed the CARES Act into law, the state of evictions [...]
As FHFA notes, natural disasters could result in increased delinquency rates, default rates, credit losses, credit-related expenses, and loan loss frequency and severity.” The FHFA will accept feedback for [...]
When it comes to collections and receivables, the “personal touch” can be critical to managing relations between servicers, vendors, and customers. The post How Improved Relations Boost the Bottom [...]
Researchers expect that state Housing Finance Agency credit quality "will remain solid during and in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis." The post Credit Quality Leads to ‘Stable’ Housing-Sector [...]
Research indicates that mortgage servicers and the federal government may have learned some important lessons from the 2008-09 financial crisis that they have applied to the country's current health-related [...]
The original expiration date was January 31. Here's the latest details on the moratoria from the FHFA and Director Mark Calabria. The post FHFA’s Foreclosure and Eviction Moratorium Extended [...]
A researcher examines the Trump administration’s final steps to reform the GSEs and finds modest momentum for the enterprises' release from conservatorship. The post Fannie, Freddie’s Conservatorship Fate Left [...]
Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the January edition of DS News. Over the last nine months, the magic words have been “new normal” or “when things return to [...]
A survey by LendingTree found that about half of Americans looked into moving in the coming year. The researchers took a closer look at where, specifically, homeowners who relocate [...]
