President Trump’s plan to cut over $6 billion in funding to HUD. Who would these cuts hurt the most? The post Who Could Feel HUD Budget Cuts the Most [...]

Claims from the HUD Office of the Inspector General that down payment assistance programs are harmful may be mistaken. The post Down Payment Assistance Programs are Not a Problem [...]

The CoreLogic SafeRent screening solution will now integrate into leasing workflows supported by ResMan’s Client Services, including initial implementation and ongoing customer support. The post CoreLogic, ResMan Announce Strategic [...]

The company recently purchased about 8,000 loans with unpaid balances of $1.4 billion from Fannie Mae. The post Goldman Sachs Keeps Buying Fannie Mae Loans, Why? appeared first on [...]

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released a draft supplement on Wednesday which adds additional info to the existing Licensing Manual. The post OCC Expands Banking Charters [...]

The president plans to reduce spending in nearly every department, including the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and move the difference into defense spending. The post Trump Determines [...]

Bankruptcy filings nationwide rose 5 percent last month. But they continue to drop compared to the year earlier. The post Bankruptcy Filings Up in February appeared first on DSNews. [...]

The combined organization will focus its practice on real estate foreclosure, title curative, bankruptcy, eviction, litigation and REO, and retail closing services in Ohio and Kentucky. The post Reimer [...]

New software platform for smaller and mid-size lenders will allow companies to customize their operations and focus on revenue growth and operating efficiency. The post Black Knight Introduces Loan [...]

Though foreclosures are dropping nationally, 10 states and the District of Columbia experienced increases in foreclosure activity. The post Foreclosures Drop Nationally, Some States Can’t Keep Up appeared first [...]