Where Delinquency Rates Are Headed
A new report examines the metros where homeowners are struggling most, and lays out predictions of where delinquency levels are headed in 2021. The post Where Delinquency Rates Are Headed [...]
Record-Breaking Month for Mortgage-Backed Securities at Ginnie Mae
MBS issuances reached $70.04 billion, and the dollar amount reflects a greater number of families succeeding at homeownership. Mortgage-backed securities (MBS) issued by Ginnie Mae in July totaled a corporate-wide [...]
How COVID-19 Is Changing the Mortgage Market
Paul Nagai, Managing Director, The Antares Company, discusses the effects the pandemic is having on the industry. Note: This piece previously appeared in the August edition of DS News. The [...]
Could Fears of ‘Foreclosure Tsunami’ Be Unfounded?
Foreclosures will still happen, but consider the two-step foreclosure process to understand why this recession may be different. The post Could Fears of ‘Foreclosure Tsunami’ Be Unfounded? appeared first on [...]
California to Mortgage Servicers: Remember Duty to Struggling Homeowners
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said he will not hesitate to enact investigative and enforcement actions against servicing professionals who fail to meet legal obligations during COVID crisis The post [...]
Five Star Global Expands Its Executive Team
The company's announced hires include a newly appointed CEO and CFO. In addition, former President and CEO Ed Delgado will serve as Chairman Emeritus. The post Five Star Global Expands [...]
DS5: Lessons Learned From Working Remote
Mark Revard, Oklahoma Market President for Gateway Mortgage, discusses what the future holds for the mortgage market and how the industry has adapted to the challenges of COVID-19. The post [...]
The Week Ahead: Update on Jobless Claims
In addition to the update from the Department of Labor, the National Association of Realtors will release a new report on home prices. The post The Week Ahead: Update on [...]
‘American Dream’ Less Accessible to Black Loan Applicants
Despite a recent climb in home ownership by black Americans, new data shows lenders deny black loan applicants at a rate 80% higher than their white peers. Starting in the [...]