Commentary

In an op-ed, experts suggest President Biden's policy could help struggling Americans but argue that Congress is not focused enough on housing shortfalls.

Servicers have an obligation to help homeowners who are still struggling after the COVID-19 pandemic and provide them with a choice.

Given the plethora of case law addressing this issue, one legal expert suggests the Fifth’s ruling does not come as a surprise.

Although interest rates, which weeks ago hit record lows, are only beginning to inch upward, some financial experts believe the trend is "becoming a problem."

WFG Default Title Services SVP Dean Kirchen discusses the company's enhanced services, new system integrations, and more.

A legal expert examines a recent opinion from the New Jersey Appellate Division. Here's how it could impact lenders/servicers operating in the Garden State.

Will we see a tsunami like we saw during the Great Recession? Or will it be something more manageable that won’t disrupt the market? 

In February 2021, an unprecedented snap of winter weather covered much of Texas in snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. Servicers should consider several limits of the FEMA Hold, which suggest it may not apply widely in Texas.

Cyndi Danko, VP, Single-Family Credit Risk Policy for Fannie Mae, discusses how the GSE is working to constantly evolve and improve its Servicer Toolkit.

A legal expert discusses why this is good news for mortgage servicers and how it provides a “clear, bright path” forward for cases that may have been snared by potential statute of limitations concerns.