Though most of the city’s foreclosure rates stagnated overall in Q3 2019, these neighborhoods saw foreclosures increase significantly. The post Where First-Time Foreclosures Surged appeared first on DSNews. Source: [...]
Despite significant decreases in abandoned properties in recent years, local real estate experts state that San Francisco’s zombie homes are likely to never go away. The post What’s Behind [...]
With national delinquency rates continuing at historic lows, what's causing upticks in these regions? The post Four States Breaking With National Delinquency Trends appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS [...]
Donna Corley, SVP and Single-Family chief risk officer, will be named interim head of Single-Family after David Lowman leaves on November 1. The post David Lowman Stepping Down From [...]
Housing leaders react to Montgomery’s nomination, and many say he will have a positive impact on homeownership in America. The post Industry Applauds Nomination of Brian Montgomery for HUD’s [...]
It takes a special skill set to identify a niche opportunity and build a successful business around that idea. But it takes a different kind of courage to continue [...]
Florida is still trying to recover from the impact of Hurricane Michael, with many homeowners still displaced. Here'show officials are planning to get residents back in homes. The post [...]
According to some investors, hurricanes, flooding and other disasters pose a far larger threat than is currently being priced into mortgage securities. What are the key culprits? The post [...]
There were 11,000 single-family built-for-rent starts during Q2 2019, and according to developers, many of these renters are renters by choice. The post Single-Family Built-For-Rent’s Increasing Popularity appeared first [...]
The survey looks at home consumers are reacting to economic worries and mortgage rates, and how that impacts their thoughts on the housing market. The post Fannie Mae Examines [...]
