Consumers sought more non-foreclosure solutions, such as loan modifications, short sales, deed in lieu, and workout plans, for January 2017. These approximated 102,000, compared to 26,000 foreclosure sales.
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The Federal Reserve Rate Hike yesterday was no surprise, but what should we be looking for now?
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Janet Yellen will speak at the Federal Reserve System Community Development Research Conference. Will she give more details on future rate increases?
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The Department of Justice defended the president’s power to remove executive branch agency heads at will, though not all groups agree with the decision.
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It’s sometimes difficult to have any disposable income left over from a paycheck. A recent joint study conducted by Zillow and LinkedIn has found several cities where jobs and affordable housing are plentiful.
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Applications and rates jumped preceding and following the announcement of the Fed rate hike.
Read More »Who Could Feel HUD Budget Cuts the Most
President Trump’s plan to cut over $6 billion in funding to HUD. Who would these cuts hurt the most?
Read More »Down Payment Assistance Programs are Not a Problem
Claims from the HUD Office of the Inspector General that down payment assistance programs are harmful may be mistaken.
Read More »CoreLogic, ResMan Announce Strategic Relationship
The CoreLogic SafeRent screening solution will now integrate into leasing workflows supported by ResMan’s Client Services, including initial implementation and ongoing customer support.
Read More »Goldman Sachs Keeps Buying Fannie Mae Loans, Why?
The company recently purchased about 8,000 loans with unpaid balances of $1.4 billion from Fannie Mae.
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