Tag Archives: Foreclosures

As many pivoted during the pandemic managing their workforce, Steven Mowers of Claims Recovery Financial Services explains how CRFS met these challenges to craft a more diverse and inclusive culture. 

New announcement will require servicers with GSE-backed mortgages backed to delay the foreclosure process for up to 60 days.

A new report has found that a profit of $94,092 on median-priced homes 2021 represented a 45.3% ROI compared to the original purchase price.

Residents in Alaska, Tennessee, and Missouri impacted by recent natural disasters are now eligible for federal disaster assistance.

Attorney Marissa M. Yaker details what you need to know about the Homeowner Assistance Fund, and the HAF’s goal of mitigating financial hardships associated with the pandemic.

Legal League 100 Vice Chair Anthony Van Ness looks back at a career spent working in default legal services.

When it comes to foreclosures, what types of legal defenses should be expected? Legal League 100 Chair Stephen M. Hladik details the challenges that lie ahead for servicers and their attorney partners.

Some borrowers exiting forbearance are turning to Chapter 13 bankruptcy to save their homes. Attorney Alan S. Wolf explains why forbearance doesn’t always play well with bankruptcy.

Prepayment activity fell by 8.9% in November to hit its lowest level in 22 months, as rising 30-year rates put downward pressure on refinance volumes.

Jason Bousliman and Andrew J. Boylan of McCarthy & Holthus LLP break down a recent New Mexico Court of Appeals opinion related to foreclosures and forbearance, and its impact on servicers and industry stakeholders.