Foreclosure

The number of new foreclosures were up in October, however the amount of mortgages considered “past due” dropped by over 10%

John Dunnery of Community Loan Servicing found that the servicing sector took lessons from the past and employed them to deal with the pandemic. He shares his thoughts in an exclusive chat with DS News.

The results are in and over the course of the second quarter the default risk of government-sponsored enterprise (GSE) backed loans rose by 0.28% to 1.48% for acquisitions originating in the second quarter.  This data comes from the Milliman Mortgage Default Index (MMDI), which is a lifetime default rate estimate calculated at loan ...

ATTOM, along with its subsidiary RealtyTrac, has released its latest Foreclosure Market Report for October which has found that there was a total of 20,587 properties with foreclosure filings against them, up 5% from September and 76% from a year ago. This increase marks the sixth consecutive ...

A new announcement from the CFPB and others stresses closer examination of mortgage servicer practices for compliance with pandemic-related homeowner mandates.

Improvements in the nation’s jobs numbers have increased the number of forbearance exits as estimated total of just one million homeowners remain in forbearance plans.

An industry report examines the current lay of the land and why “the tsunami of foreclosures many feared in the early days of the pandemic has not materialized.”

Christopher Iaria of Diaz Anselmo & Associates takes a closer look at the far-reaching ramifications of a lawsuit involving a Chicago city ordinance.

With many 18-month forbearance terms coming to an end, a new report next week will better gauge the rate of true forbearance exits, compared to the volume of re-entries.

Boosted by a positive employment report, the number of homeowners in forbearance plans dropped yet again this week to 2.28% of U.S. households.