Ocwen Financial's activities have been the subject of much scrutiny. According to the CFPB's latest report, things may be looking up for the servicer.
Read More »Fed Seeks Comment on Capital Buffer for Internationally Active Banks
The buffer would raise capital requirements for banks that do business internationally in times of elevated risk of above-normal losses.
Read More »Seasonal Slowdown Keeps Homes at an Affordable Level
Home prices are still higher than then were last year, but have slowed over the last three months, making affordability less of an issue heading into winter.
Read More »GSEs Finish Credit Risk Sharing for 2015 on a Strong Note
Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have announced that their respective credit risk sharing initiatives will continue in 2016 in order to allow more participation from the private sector in the U.S. housing market.
Read More »What Will Drive the Future Growth of the SFR Market?
Institutional investors own only 2 percent of the nation's single-family rental homes.
Read More »FICO: The ‘Credit Score Monopoly’ is a Myth
Lawmakers suggest that additional credit scoring models would "foster competition and innovation in the credit scoring industry." But how much of a hold does FICO really have in that area?
Read More »Tight Supply Driving Home Prices Up but Don’t Expect Another Boom
What is the effect of low housing inventory on both new and existing home sales?
Read More »Tax Relief Bill to Hit President’s Desk
The bill extends a provision allowing borrowers who lost their homes through a short sale to exclude the forgiven mortgage debt from their gross income on tax returns.
Read More »Settlement Monitor: All Servicers Made the Grade
An update on the progress of the nation's largest servicers that are party to the 2012 National Mortgage Settlement.
Read More »GSEs Approaching Foreclosure Prevention Milestone
Helping families avoid foreclosure is one of the stated goals of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since the conservatorships began more than seven years ago.
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