RMBS: Housing Market Solid, But For How Long?
Foreclosures are down to a fifth of 2010’s numbers, but a few markets in the U.S. have shown signs of unsustainable over-evaluations. Take a look at what Grant Bailey, Head [...]
GSEs Transfer Billions in Mortgage Risk
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have transferred billions in mortgage credit risk this year. But how much exactly have they moved? The post GSEs Transfer Billions in Mortgage Risk appeared [...]
Much Ado About Nothing
The Fed votes on the fate of the federal funds rate once again today. What came of it this time? The post Much Ado About Nothing appeared first on DSNews. [...]
Committed to Consumer Protection
Amidst a serious push by Republicans in Congress to restructure—or even dismantle the CFPB, Pennsylvania recently joins other states that have taken steps to double down on consumer finance laws [...]
Rates Go Down, but Things Are Looking Up
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac backed mortgages are hitting a 15-year high, according to a recent report. However, this is one of the few rates that increased—and that’s a good [...]
Kevin Stitt of Gateway Mortgage Group to Enter Race for Oklahoma Governor
A long-standing member of the mortgage industry could be making the jump into politics if all goes according to plan, according to a recent press release. Kevin Stitt, Founder of [...]
Counsels Corner: Eric Houser
DS News sat down with Eric Houser to talk the Supreme Court, HBOR, and some of the biggest cases of year. Editor’s Note: this special feature first appeared in the [...]
Marketing to Millennials: a Personal Touch in a Digital World
Millennials are part of an increasing market share in the mortgage housing industry, and companies should be forward thinking in their plan to include them. Read on to find some [...]
Ocwen Announces New Partnership
Ocwen Financial Corporation is partnering with another servicer according to a joint press release issued on Monday, which announced the two companies have put pen to paper on a deal [...]