These are the lessons that clearly jump out when reviewing foreclosure and home price data in the aftermath of the Great Recession of 2008 as well as more recent, [...]

COVID-19 has struck the U.S. economy like a Mack truck, forcing over 36 million unemployment claims within two months. Simply capturing the more than four million mortgage forbearance requests [...]

2020 homebuyers are feeling less happy about their homes than in previous years. Here's why. The post Homeowners Feeling Extra Financial Stress appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS News

The Chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee said the former Comptroller of the Currency’s ruling will result in disinvestment in many communities across America. The post Maxine Waters: [...]

Borrower equity hit a new high in the first quarter of 2020, and borrowers have gained over $6 trillion in equity in the last 10 years. The post Number [...]

Housing experts weigh in on the latest unemployment data as many states still feel a backlog in claims. The post Unemployment Reports Weekly Decline appeared first on DSNews. Source: [...]

The analysis continued by saying African-American are five times more likely to own a home in redlined areas. The post Redlining Results in 52% Less Home Value for Homeowners [...]

The Agency pushed the deadline for several flexibilities, including the authority to purchase mortgages in forbearance, until at least July 31. The post FHFA Extends Forbearance Flexibilities appeared first [...]

Daren Blomquist, Auction.com's VP of Market Economics, said while forbearance has given homeowners a chance to "get back on their feet," foreclosure volumes are expected to rise. The post [...]

A recent court case might re-shape how servicers approach the single-filing foreclosure rule. The post Preparing for the Future of Foreclosure Litigation appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS News