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A recent court of appeals decision could impact creditors in Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases—and it all comes down to defining the term “provided for.” Editor's note: this story originally appeared in the April 2019 edition of DS News.

Improvements to mortgage rates in recent months have boosted the personal satisfaction of Americans, according to a new report. Here’s how that change is affecting delinquency rates.

With more than 4 million preventive actions having been taken since the beginning of conservatorship in September 2008, a new FHFA report provides updates on how the GSEs are working to assist struggling borrowers.

According to some, maintaining the status quo in servicing compensation isn’t enough. Here are some changes that could be made to the current compensation model.

March is typically one of the strongest performing months, with the lowest number of delinquencies. Did March 2019 keep up with the trend?

The Florida Supreme Court recently reversed course on Nationstar Mortgage LLC v. Glass, a high-profile case involving standing and attorney's fees. Here's what it means for the industry.

The Florida Supreme Court has taken another look at an opinion it released in January in regard to the case of Nationstar Mortgage LLC v. Glass.

For underinsured homeowners, natural disasters can lead to delinquency or even foreclosure. A recent report looks at the cost of underinsurance in disaster areas.

In his new role at ServiceLink, Tim Gillis will be responsible for leveraging the company's expertise in the Capital Markets.

Staying on top of property tax payments is critical for real estate investors. Here, a subject-matter expert provides insights into the critical factors that must be considered when ensuring properties are kept current.