Foreclosure

Officials have identified the source of last year's Camp Fire in California. How much housing damage did the fire ultimately cause?

A recent court ruling has provided a costly lesson to lenders on best practices related to loan defaults. Here’s what an expert had to say about the ruling.

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

No state reported an increase in mortgages delinquent more than 30 days, according to new data, but several East Coast areas are still reeling from natural disasters.

A new app allows investors to bid on courthouse foreclosure auctions remotely. How could this impact investors working in the single-family rental space?

Freddie Mac on Thursday announced the latest in its efforts to “reduce less liquid assets in its mortgage-related investments portfolio.”

From leveraging technology to the critical human element, here's how servicers and industry professionals are working to guide defaulting borrowers through a stressful time period and back to solid ground. Editor's note: this feature originally appeared in the May edition of DS News.

How are default servicing professionals helping the mortgage industry see fewer defaults and delinquencies? The answer is simple: communication, communication, communication.

Financial adversity can have a negative impact on political involvement, and according to a recent study, homeowners facing foreclosure following the financial crisis were no different.

A recent report takes a look at why customers may be choosing to part ways with their servicers, and why delinquencies have shown lackluster improvement recently.