To date, Fannie Mae has committed to acquire approximately $11.6 billion of insurance coverage on $435.2 billion of single-family loans. The post Fannie Mae Transfers $12B in Unpaid Principal [...]
Here’s how AI could transform the acquisition of mortgage servicing rights—and the secondary market as a whole. The post The Times, They Are a’ Changin’: AI in Mortgage Servicing [...]
Institutional investors became one of the largest homebuyer segments after 2007, but how have they impacted home prices and rents since then? The post How Institutional Housing Investors Shaped [...]
These areas, after recovering from storms and wildfires, are starting to see their default rates decline drastically. The post Disaster-Struck Areas Recovering From Delinquency appeared first on DSNews. Source: [...]
With Joe Biden picking up more primary wins, what does the presumptive Democratic frontrunner have to say about housing policy? And how does it compare to those of his [...]
The House Financial Services Committee heard testimony from the banks’ new CEO on the plans to rebuild public trust following the account scandal from 2016. The post Maxine Waters: [...]
As the public comment period came to a close, the NMSA joined the MBA and Housing Policy Council to express support for FHA’s adjustments to the Claims Without Conveyance [...]
From artificial intelligence and automation to data security, here’s how servicers are working to innovate, improve, and chart a course for success. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in [...]
Most of the increase in rentals have been from high-income renters, but this growth is putting a strain on low- and middle-income renters. Here's why. The post High-End Renters [...]
Stocks fell significantly on Monday, earning it the name "Black Monday" as the Dow plunged 1,800 points and the S&P decline by 7%. The post Black Monday: COVID-19’s Economic [...]
