Donna Schmidt, Managing Director and Founder of DLS Servicing, discusses the intricacies and difficulties in administering the loss mitigation waterfall.
Read More »HUD Secretary Testifies Before House Committee
Marcia L. Fudge took center stage before the House Financial Services Committee recently to highlight HUD’s work to boost the nation’s housing supply and expand access to affordable housing.
Read More »HUD’s Office of Inspector General Highlights Management Challenges
HUD’s Office of the Inspector General has issued its Fiscal Year 2024 priority open recommendations report outlining actions that the Department can take to address health and safety in HUD-assisted housing, managing fraud risk and improper payments, and IT and cybersecurity modernization.
Read More »Commercial Bankruptcies Spiked 70% Last Year
Commercial Chapter 11 Bankruptcies increased to 6,569 filings according to a new data report from Epiq AACER. Will that upward trend continue as we move into 2024?
Read More »Where U.S. Residents Are Struggling the Most With Debt
A new study found residents of one western state are burdened with the most personal debt in America, averaging more than $420k per household. Here’s how the rest of the data breaks down.
Read More »Growing Homeownership Through Neighborhood Stabilization
The Five Star Institute, in partnership with Xome, recently hosted a webinar focusing on strategies and initiatives to help boost access to affordable housing nationwide.
Read More »Q2 Mortgage Trends Report Finds Declining Critical Defect Rate
For the third consecutive quarter, mortgage critical defect rates declined, as ACES Quality Management notes lenders should focus on the deteriorating quality in the core underwriting categories in the coming months.
Read More »Sen. Warren Targets Affordable Housing Issues
In a recent speech before the New England Council, Sen. Elizabeth Warren calls for big national investment to lower housing costs nationwide, while fortifying protections for both renters and families.
Read More »Overdraft Fees Still a Surprise to Many
Even in light of changing legislation and promises from banks to be more transparent on how and when overdraft fees occur, the CFPB has found that many Americans are still surprised by them.
Read More »Property Managers Urged to Adopt Digital Payment Solutions
A new poll has found that renters prefer their property managers utilize electronic methods of payment, as nearly 80% of renters polled preferred digital payment options when receiving a security deposit refund from a landlord or property management company.
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