The FHFA’s report found that 50% of the actions taken during the month were for loan modification. Click through to read more on the report. The post GSEs Report [...]

The number of delinquent loans is at its lowest number in more than two decades, but the report noted forbearance programs are serving as a “buffer” from “wide-spread foreclosures.” [...]

With unemployment projected to hit 15% during Q2 2020, gauging the impact of COVID-19 is “as much an art right now as a science.” The post 3.5 Million New [...]

In the latest episode of DS5: Inside the Industry, we spoke to ACC Mortgage’s Robert Senko about Fed actions and zoning shifts, while FHFA diversity leader Sharron Levine provided [...]

While forbearance programs offer relief for borrowers, they could result in many servicers struggling to make payments to investors. The post Government Shifts Financial Burden from Homeowners to Mortgage [...]

Government mortgage relief programs must walk a tightrope between assisting homeowners impacted by COVID-19 but also ensuring the stability of the mortgage market. The post Homeowner Relief Could Lead [...]

A new white paper estimates that a projected unemployment rate of 15% could result in 3.5 million new mortgage delinquencies. The post Unemployment Could Lead to Mortgage Forbearance Surge [...]

As the government and industry work to build and maintain a more stable housing market, what factors must be at the forefront? The post Housing Reform: Step by Step [...]

The company’s Principal EVP said it is an “extraordinary and last-resort option” for issuers during the spread of COVID-19. The post Ginnie Mae Expands Servicer Liquidity Facility appeared first [...]

DS News spoke to Williams Emmons of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis about recession threats and economic policy. This feature originally appeared in the April issue of [...]