On Sunday evening, presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders met in a debate heavily influenced by concerns over COVID-19—both in setup and content. The post Biden, Sanders Address Possible [...]

In place of the face-to-face requirement, the partial waiver outlines that mortgagees must establish contact via alternate methods, such as phone interviews, email, or video conferencing technology. The post HUD [...]

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Also in The Week Ahead, get the latest reports on the latest numbers on the NAHB Home Builders Index, existing home sales, and new residential construction. The post The Week [...]

Federal and state financial regulatory agencies have issued a statement regarding how lenders, investors, and other financial players should respond to the recent Tennessee tornados. The post Financial Institutions Address [...]

The coalition addresses policy and procedure in response to the virus as the industry works to support homeowners. The post Mortgage Leaders Form COVID-19 Industry Task Force appeared first on [...]

The bank's Chief Economist, Jan Hatzius, has predicted that the Federal Open Market Committee will cut the funds rate 100 basis points on March 18 in respnse to COVID-19. The [...]

An extended deadline for the Current Expected Credit Loss accounting standard deadline is no reason to delay a focus on compliance. The post Don’t Put CECL on the Back Burner [...]

Some groups note that the changes to the city's codes benefit homeowners only, leaving renters behind. The post Big Apple Tackling Property Tax Problems appeared first on DSNews. Source: DS [...]