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In the April issue of DS News, hear from servicers and other subject-matter experts on the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's history, the stakes involved, and the challenges ahead.

A new white paper discusses how new programs and changes introduced in the CARES Act will affect the servicing process.

The Camp Fire and Tubbs Fire destroyed thousands of structures, but a rise in building permits since the fires point to recovery in the communities affected.

Despite programs to assist homeowners impacted by COVID-19, an economist said there will be an “extended period” of rising defaults.

New guidelines include providing homeowners who have been impacted by COVID-19 with deferred or reduced payments for up to six months.

Dave Worrall of LoanCare and Mike Sullivan of Codilis and Associates share their insights in the latest edition of DS5: Inside the Industry.

Under the recently signed CARES Act, the FHFA Director notes that borrowers are "on the honor system" when it comes to taking advantage of loan forbearance programs.

Financial institutions have seen drops since Q4, and are underperforming in the wake of COVID-19.

Housing has been a casualty of the current economic crisis and not a cause, but a bubble may still be on the way.

With foreclosures now in flux due to COVID-19, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is reminding borrowers of the relief options available for them to avoid default.