Limited for-sale inventory is forcing would-be buyers back into renting, putting significant strain on the single-family rental market.
Read More »Lenders to Focus on Servicing to Achieve Financial Goals
A new forecast by the MBA finds that while originations are expected to decline 33% from this year, lenders will turn their attention to their servicing business in order to meet profit margins.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Will Unemployment Uptick Slow Forbearance Exits?
The recent rise in Covid variant cases is again impacting the nation’s job force, with recent forbearance exits slowing their pace.
Read More »Putting Foreclosure Trends in Perspective
In the month of May, one in every 12,700 housing units had a foreclosure filing, a total down from April, but up 23% over last year at the outset of the foreclosure moratorium and CARES Act.
Read More »Concerns Grow as Foreclosure Moratoria Date Nears
An alarming number of homeowners and renters are worried they will soon face foreclosure or eviction as key dates loom.
Read More »Forbearance Volume Continues Downward Trend
Bright spots in employment and the economy are driving more and more Americans out of forbearance plans.
Read More »High Unemployment Hasn’t Curbed ‘Robust’ Housing Market
Data shows an improving housing market outlook, but high unemployment and lingering economic uncertainty tempers analysts’ expectations.
Read More »Lowest Unemployment Rate in Months, Continuing Gradual Recovery
Though jobless claims continue to drop, America is still a long way from pre-pandemic numbers. A pair of housing market economists weigh in.
Read More »Housing, Economy Turning Corner Amidst COVID-19
While the unemployment rate remains above 13%, home building added more than 260,000 jobs in May.
Read More »Additional 2.1M Americans File For Unemployment
Delinquencies recorded its highest monthly gain during a period where more than 30 million people are claiming benefits.
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