Foreclosure

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.

An upcoming Legal League 100 webinar examines the operational changes that servicers must navigate in addition to the new rules and regulations governing their foreclosure business.

A new study has found that high-equity borrowers were more than 40% less likely to face the involuntary liquidation of their home. But will it be enough?

New actions taken by the FHA will address the continued impact of the pandemic on individuals and families across the country at-risk of losing their home.

Forbearance volume has dipped below the 3% mark for the first time since March 2020, despite a slight uptick in the number of Ginnie Mae loans in forbearance.

he number of Americans currently in forbearance plans hit approximately 1.5 million homeowners this week, as forbearance volume dove 15 basis points from the previous week.

Housing professionals have long been anticipating the response to the July 31 expiration of the federal moratorium on foreclosures. With August numbers coming in, analysts say there has indeed been a rise in foreclosure activity, but they do not expect ...