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With the economy still reeling, how are delinquency and forbearance rates changing? Click through for the latest data.

For this week's episode of DS5, Marissa Yaker, Managing Foreclosure Attorney for Padgett Law Group, discusses how foreclosure practices are preparing for the months ahead, as well as how the industry can work together to ensure compliance and efficiency.

Borrowers are overall more satisfied with their mortgage servicers than they were a year ago, but the pandemic has spotlighted areas of improvement.

The Secretary had previously dismissed the AFFH rule as "unworkable and ultimately a waste of time for localities to comply with." Here's what he had to say during a recent interview.

Also in The Week Ahead, updates from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the St. Louis Fed.

Join DS News next week for a high-level exploration of the CWCOT program changes enabled by the recent HUD mortgagee letter.

On the second day of her testimony before Congress, Director Kathy Kraninger updated the House Financial Services Committee on the Bureau's actions amidst COVID-19.

With housing inventory continuing to lag behind demand, some city and state leaders are rethinking long-established single-family zoning rules.

Nonetheless, Fannie and Freddie's Q2 results show that the pandemic's impact continues to be felt across several metrics.

A letter sent to FHFA Director Mark Calabria outlines their concerns that stakeholders will not have enough time to respond by the August 31 deadline.