The Federal Emergency Management Agency funds will be used for 116 projects related to the recovery and reconstruction of Puerto Rico.
Read More »Industry Responds as Coronavirus Declared a Pandemic
Financial institutions are being encouraged by state and federal regulators to meet the financial needs of customers and members affected by the COVID-19.
Read More »The Times, They Are a’ Changin’: AI in Mortgage Servicing
Here’s how AI could transform the acquisition of mortgage servicing rights—and the secondary market as a whole.
Read More »How Institutional Housing Investors Shaped Recovery
Institutional investors became one of the largest homebuyer segments after 2007, but how have they impacted home prices and rents since then?
Read More »Disaster-Struck Areas Recovering From Delinquency
These areas, after recovering from storms and wildfires, are starting to see their default rates decline drastically.
Read More »Joe Biden Addresses Housing Inequality
With Joe Biden picking up more primary wins, what does the presumptive Democratic frontrunner have to say about housing policy? And how does it compare to those of his rival, Bernie Sanders?
Read More »Financial Services Committee Examines Next Steps for Wells Fargo
The House Financial Services Committee heard testimony from the banks’ new CEO on the plans to rebuild public trust following the account scandal from 2016.
Read More »Industry Groups Applaud FHA CWCOT Changes
As the public comment period came to a close, the NMSA joined the MBA and Housing Policy Council to express support for FHA’s adjustments to the Claims Without Conveyance of Title program.
Read More »Digital Frontiers: The Next Generation of Mortgage Servicing
From artificial intelligence and automation to data security, here’s how servicers are working to innovate, improve, and chart a course for success. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the March issue of DS News
Read More »High-End Renters Are Changing the Market
Most of the increase in rentals have been from high-income renters, but this growth is putting a strain on low- and middle-income renters. Here's why.
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