In a recent ruling, the Florida Supreme Court made a clarification on the 60-day limitations period governing the claim for surplus funds after a judicial foreclosure sale. Here’s how this [...]

With a goal of improving efficiency and easing the burden on servicers, Fannie Mae released an update to its Reverse Mortgage Loan Servicing Manual. See how the update can make [...]

Homeowners aged 62 and up are sitting on trillions in home equity, and rising. Click through to find out how senior mortgage debt and increased home values impacted equity. The [...]

Hurricane Florence left its mark on the Carolinas, but for the many residents who were uninsured, the rebuilding process will be a struggle. Find out how the hurricane's aftermath is [...]

Despite a strong economy a new study reported an increase in default risk in Q3. What factors are driving these increases? The post What’s Driving Default Risk? appeared first on [...]

The number of homeowners with flood insurance has decreased in the past ten years, but many homeowners are turning to private policies instead of the National Flood Insurance Program. See [...]

The real estate industry reported a large increase in cyber crime and fraud last year, meaning more ways of fraud prevention are necessary. See how the Federal Trade Commission giving [...]

Non-qualified mortgages have increased in popularity, growing quicker than other RMBS products. What has caused this increase? The post The Growing Popularity of Non-Qualified Mortgage Securitizations appeared first on DSNews. [...]

Recent rulings by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals have clarified questions surrounding the application of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 in the context of homeowners’ associations [...]