FHA Commissioner Brian Montgomery adding the agencies began working together at “immediate onset” of the pandemic.
Read More »More Americans Expect to Miss Mortgage Payments
According to new data from the New York Fed, more homeowners predict their household income will continue to drop.
Read More »OCC Addresses Liquidity and Forbearance Issues
Click through to find out what the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's plan for servicers and lenders is beyond the coronavirus pandemic.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Issues $63.81B in MBS
Ginnie Mae has hit an all-time record in MBS issuance. Here's how many homeowners these securities provide financing for.
Read More »130M Americans Receive Coronavirus Relief Payments
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced it has sent out more than $218 billion in less than five weeks, while the Department of Housing and Urban Development committed another $1 billion to assist homeowners.
Read More »National Flood Insurance Program Transition in Flux
FEMA and state legislators across the country are pushing for private flood insurers to get more involved in the marketplace in order to supplement the coverage the NFIP can provide.
Read More »REO Sales Moving Online
With more distressed sales impacted by foreclosure moratoriums and forbearances due to the COVID-19 pandemic, buyers are going digital at an accelerated rate.
Read More »Servicer Response and Reaction to Natural Disasters
IMPACT 20/20 will include critical conversations on response, reaction, and assistance to ensure the industry is ready to lend the proper support the next time a natural disaster strikes.
Read More »The Week Ahead: The Virtual LL100 Servicer Summit
Also in the Week Ahead, get the latest from industry experts in DS5: Inside the Industry.
Read More »Freddie Mac Transfers Risk on $140.7B in Mortgages
Since the first CRT transaction in 2013, Freddie Mac’s Single-Family CRT program has cumulatively transferred a portion of the credit risk on $1.6 trillion in mortgages.
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