Daily Dose

Many economists are anticipating a June rate hike by the Federal Reserve. Will the Fed’s less-than-stellar economic report on Wednesday prevent that?

Though the vacancy rate across the 24 SFR transactions increased slightly, there has been a six-month improvement in the overall vacancy trend.

The FHFA anticipates it will release more data regarding its non-performing loan sales by the end of June.

This week, housing finance reform is once again taking center stage as several industry stakeholders have expressed their concern about the risk to taxpayers while the GSEs remain in conservatorship of the FHFA.

Under the terms of its 2014 RMBS settlement, Bank of America is continuing to provide relief to consumers in the areas most affected by the foreclosure crisis.

Funding from the Congressionally-funded National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling (NFMC) program provides counseling for at-risk homeowners who are working with their servicers to avoid foreclosure.

Just how much has the credit quality of loans purchased by both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac improved since 2008?

Two GOP plans to overhaul the controversial Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act are expected to be revealed in the next week or so.

Two default servicing law firms, one headquartered in Chicago and the other in Atlanta, with a combined 75 years in business have announced the combining of their firms to perform default servicing operations in five states.

Depositions unsealed last month showed that key officials at the GSEs may have known they were about to be profitable in 2012. Now the judge wants to see more.