Ocwen Financial Corporation and the City of Milwaukee have announced an initiative to provide substantial assistance to homeowners in Milwaukee who want to keep and repair their homes, according to an announcement from Ocwen.
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Foreclosure alternatives continue to outpace foreclosure sales by a wide margin.
Read More »One State Takes Mortgage Relief a Step Further
One of the states hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis is providing some relief to struggling homeowners.
Read More »What’s Driving the Growth of the Housing Market?
The U.S. housing market is now considered to be in the "stable" range. . what factors are driving the improvement?
Read More »The House is Holding Yellen’s Feet to the Fire
A perceived lack of transparency on the part of the Federal Reserve is expected to be a major topic discussed when Chairman Janet Yellen testifies before Congress on February 10.
Read More »Declining Distressed Inventory Forces a Change in REO Strategy
Distressed sales have been steadily falling since hitting their peak in 2009. Now that the backlog of foreclosures and REO properties has been clearing for years, how is this affecting business?
Read More »Rosenberg & Associates Promotes Two Attorneys to Partner
Rosenberg & Associates has announced that two of its attorneys, John A. Ansell III and Brett C. Beehler, have been promoted to partner.
Read More »Freddie Mac’s Investment Portfolio Reverses Course
After months of contraction, mortgage-related investments pick up the pace.
Read More »Tech Talk: How TRID Changed the Game
It's been nearly four months since TRID went into effect. How is technology helping the industry deal with the change?
Read More »Ask the Economist: Consumers Should Jump in the Market Before It’s Too Late
Ted Jones, Chief Economist—Senior Vice President for Stewart Title Guaranty Company talks about how potential home buyers could miss the boat.
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