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HUD Issues New CARES-Act Flexibilities

United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Ben Carson today announced new requirements and flexibility for the $3.96 billion provided to states and local governments for the [...]

Expanding Diversity Into the C-Suite

Editor's note: This piece originally appeared in the September 2020 print issue of DS News, out now. Over the past two months, national events have exposed a level of injustice in [...]

Mitigating Risk Exposure During Stressed Periods

A new credit assessment tool can help servicers mitigate risk and prevent loss during difficult economic periods, industry experts say, according to a complimentary MReport webinar last week entitled “How [...]

Housing Sentiment Regains Momentum

Last month, there was an uptick of 3.3 points to 77.5 in the Fannie Mae (FNMA/OTCQB) Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI), according to FannieMae.com. That’s a rebound following a slight drop [...]

Loan Performance Has ‘Progressively Weakened’

While federal and state governments work toward additional support, economists expect serious delinquencies will continue to rise, particularly among lower-income households. The post Loan Performance Has ‘Progressively Weakened’ appeared first [...]

No Relief For Three Million-Plus Borrowers

Coronavirus mortgage bailouts have helped a large number of Americans, but many still cannot pay, or are not paying, what they owe. Recently data collection outfits reported a larger than [...]

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