Foreclosure

A new white paper estimates that a projected unemployment rate of 15% could result in 3.5 million new mortgage delinquencies.

Gov. Ron DeSantis said this move is in response to economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

Click through to read what share of Americans with loans could stop paying them if the economy remains closed through the summer.

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.

According to new data, despite the slight uptick, the South still leads in overall deliqnuency levels.

In addition, the bank will also be supporting its employees through a $10 million donation to its WE Care Fund.

While the composite index was unchanged across the month, did the share of mortgages that were late rise?

Servicing leaders discuss Governor Cuomo's response to New York's coronavirus crisis.

A study from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, however, notes that the share of delinquent loans is falling on an annual basis.

Hours after President Trump announced a suspension of foreclosures and evictions for mortgages backed by HUD and FHFA, official statements clarified that the policy will extend at least 60 days, contrary to earlier reporting.