In addition to Chris Giancarlo's appointment as the independent, non-Executive Chairman, Common Securitization Solutions also announced that it will be amending the structure of its Board of Directors. The [...]

The disparity between home-price appreciation and wage growth corrected itself following the Great Recession. However, is the industry on track to repeat this trend? The post Report: FHA Must [...]

In a report authored in part by former FHFA Special Advisor Bob Ryan, the Urban Institute assessed the FHFA’s proposal and how the Agency can “iron out the wrinkles” [...]

Here’s what attorneys and servicers need to know about In re Russell’s implications for debtor’s right to cure after a foreclosure sale. The post When the Gavel Falls After [...]

Wells Fargo's Q4 results included comments from the bank's new CEO and President Charlie Scharf, who took the position in September. The post Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Announce Q4 Results [...]

While the industry waits for signs of a pending economic recession, is it missing important shifts in the housing market? The post Are Recession Fears Overshadowing Actual Market Trends? [...]

A Financial Services Committee member noted that affordability challenges are “real,” while Chairwoman Maxine Waters said Congress has “failed” to address this issue. The post Linking the Housing Affordability [...]

At the state and national level, delinquency levels have remained relatively flat, but these Southern and Midwestern cities have seen both late-stage delinquencies and foreclosures continue to increase. The [...]

A recent case provided clarity on the differences between “periodic statements” and attempts to collect a debt. The post Periodic Statements and Roth v. Nationstar appeared first on DSNews. [...]

The current affordable housing shortage is maintained by a perpetual NIMBY—not in my backyard—mindset. The post Addressing Affordable Housing with a YIMBY Mindset appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS [...]