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A survey showed that though remote work has been an overall success, many industry professionals continue to consider human interaction critical to cultivating business relationships.

The servicing industry is preparing for massive volume once foreclosure moratoria are lifted, and a recent DS News-hosted Webinar took a closer look at the past year and what lies ahead.

The share of loans in forbearance declined for the seventh consecutive week, with an overall nationwide economic recovery leading to a 40 basis point drop in forbearances over the past two weeks.

The updates streamline several standard operational requirements for mortgage servicers so that they can more quickly offer effective home retention options to borrowers in danger of foreclosure.

The CFPB’s new rule clarifies that tenants can hold debt collectors accountable for illegal evictions in light of the CDC’s eviction moratorium.

Authors of a new market research report say record-fast sales equal a constantly thinner range of options for buyers to consider, far more competition, and more.

With the number of loans in forbearance trending downward, the FHFA has reported 71,000-plus foreclosure prevention actions in January.

Economists say there are many uncertainties to consider when forecasting the country's fiscal rebound, especially within the housing sector.

While new-plan starts remained near post-pandemic lows, researchers report an expected mid-month lull in overall improvement.

Economists agree that an overall lack in inventory is limiting how much home sales can grow—that, and more, outlined in new housing market indicator reports.