...number of homeowners have faced possible foreclosure following the nationwide moratorium on lenders pursuing delinquent homeowners was imposed after the Coronavirus pandemic hit in early 2020 and was lifted in...

...That fell to one in twelve renters risking eviction during the pandemic. Reductions in eviction filings were much larger in these neighborhoods that normally see the most eviction cases. Eviction...

...were 324,237 foreclosures in the U.S. in 2022. According to the data from Eviction Lab, an eviction data research agency out of Princeton University, eviction filings saw an 81% uptick...

...including over $5.4 billion committed to affordable housing development and preservation. “The Emergency Rental Assistance Program along with the federal eviction moratorium formed the most important federal housing policy in...

...a 120-day moratorium (beginning on the day the Act was signed, March 27, on eviction filings for rental units in properties that participate in federal assistance programs, or have a...

...threat of immediate foreclosure or eviction. The EEFPA provided a mandatory stay of any foreclosure or eviction proceeding in which a borrower or homeowner filed a hardship declaration with the...

...and 49,500 in 2021. Meanwhile, “eviction moratorium” was searched only 40 times per month in 2019, but came up a staggering 40,500 times in 2020, as well as 201,000 times...

...say they’ve opted to pay their rent or mortgage rather than have enough to eat. Despite eviction moratorium and mortgage forbearance relief being available throughout the pandemic, consumers have still...

...bucked by the end of the eviction moratorium. “The bankruptcy new filings volume and chapter mix trends will likely change over the coming months with the Federal and State programs...

...too few assets.” With enhanced federal unemployment benefits and the eviction moratorium recently coming to an end, some workers are returning to work only to discover that no matter how...