Here’s how an increase in pre-foreclosures could impact housing in the five boroughs of New York City, according to a new report.
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Which disposition strategies can ensure that distressed assets return to owner-occupants in a faster, more streamlined manner?
Read More »Taking a Bite Out of Big Apple Foreclosures
Despite declining over the past year, foreclosures experienced an uptick in some areas of New York City.
Read More »Time-Barred Foreclosures and the Statute of Limitations
Recent case law in Washington could have major implications for servicers attempting to foreclose on borrowers with bankruptcy in their past. Click through to read expert analysis.
Read More »The Obduskey Effect: Foreclosures, FDCPA, and the Supreme Court
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act’s definition of “debt collectors” has led to both extensive litigation and contradictory Circuit Court decisions. Codilis & Associates member Lauren Riddick dives into the impact of the case, and discusses how the results may clear up some of these contradictions.
Read More »Time and Policy to Heal New York Foreclosure Backlog
With the passage of time and a collection of new policies, New York has dampened its foreclosure rate, its backlog of foreclosure cases, and its population of zombie properties.
Read More »Artificial Intelligence, Real World Results
Emerging capabilities in artificial intelligence and machine learning have the potential to transform default property servicing. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the March issue of DS News, out now.
Read More »Checking in on Default Rates
A new report reveals the state of delinquencies and foreclosure starts across the nation. Click through to learn which states are trending high and which are on the low-end.
Read More »The Great Fall of Mortgage Delinquencies
The overall national mortgage delinquency rate in Q4 2018 was at its lowest level since the first quarter of 2000. Click through to learn more.
Read More »HELOCs on the Wane?
While the overall household debt has peaked to its highest since 2008, here’s why the New York Fed’s report on household debt and credit highlight declining trends in housing debt.
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