Foreclosure

This extends the ban until next year and covers the roughly 8.1 million homeowners with single-family mortgages insured by the FHA.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and expiration of expanded unemployment benefits continue to represent significant uncertainty for the weeks ahead, according to researchers.

Even once trends begin to change, one expert suggests several factors "should give many distressed homeowners an opportunity.”

While more foreclosures may be inevitable, one economist suggests that this recession may be different from what has come before. Here's why.

What takeaways did the previous economic downturn provide that can be applied to current attempts to assist struggling homeowners?

As Congress remains deadlocked on latest coronavirus relief package, a new study anticipates worst-, middle-, and best-case outcomes for foreclosure rates.

The Agency provided new guidance for its Borrower Protection Program, announcing an extension for the purchase of qualified loans in forbearance

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.

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