A new report outlined what regulators and homeowners insurance providers need to know in the aftermath of California’s devastating wildfires. The post Analyzing California’s Response to Wildfire Insurance appeared [...]
Federal financial institution regulatory agencies are encouraging financial institutions to work constructively with borrowers affected by COVID-19 and providing additional information regarding loan modifications. The post Federal Agencies Issue [...]
The Committee staff are also recommending a blanket ban on stock buybacks and a pause on any negative credit reporting. The post Financial Services Committee Preparing Foreclosure Halt appeared [...]
Gov. Ron DeSantis said this move is in response to economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. The post Florida Suspends Foreclosures, Evictions for 45 Days appeared first on DSNews. [...]
A statement from the company states the structure of the facility has been “strongly supported” by investors. The post Ginnie Mae Approves Facility to Aid in Servicer Liquidity appeared [...]
New analysis looks at how much it would cost if nearly 12 million people need help paying their mortgages. The post The Price of Keeping People in Their Homes [...]
This year's theme serves as a public awareness campaign that urges the persons who experience sexual harassment where they live to "call HUD." The post HUD Announces Fair Housing [...]
In a new white paper, former CFPB Richard Cordray outlined the steps he alleges the CFPB needs to be taking right now in the face of an economic crisis [...]
In this episode of DS5: Inside the Industry, FHFA Director Dr. Mark A. Calabria discusses what regulators are doing to assist homeowners, lenders, and servicers, including the programs being [...]
Click through to read what share of Americans with loans could stop paying them if the economy remains closed through the summer. The post Coronavirus Could Halt Mortgage Payments [...]
