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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency urged agencies to conduct reviews with an understanding of the vast impact the pandemic is having on financial institutions.

The Department said its policy toward DACA recipients for the FHA mortgage program "has not changed" under the Trump Administration.

The company looks to stabilize the market during economic downturns, as its MBS production rose to $63 billion.

Foreclosure starts and sales were down at the start of the year for loans backed by the GSEs.

A focus on opportunity zones and reinforcing the FHA’s loan program were key in a new report aimed at growing homeownership among African Americans.

Increasing forbearance rates are challenging servicers to keep up with concerns ranging from compliance to staffing to the use of subservicers. Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the June edition of DS News.

A survey found rising unemployment is among the biggest concerns facing the market. Click through for more information.

A study by Standford University reveals how foreclosures affect homeowners, renters, and landlords.

Paul Nagai, the Managing Director of the Antares Company, discussed how COVID-19 could change the mortgage industry.

A broader pool of foreclosure buyers means steady demand—even in stormy markets.