The FHFA’s May Foreclosure Prevention Report details the actions Fannie and Freddie took to put the kibosh on foreclosures. Did they pack the right amount of punch … or are the Enterprises down for the count?
Read More »10 Cities Primed for Foreclosures
New rankings list the 10 worst U.S. cities to live in. Considering the factors the list takes into account, they’re likely the worst places to invest in, too.
Read More »Rates Go Down, but Things Are Looking Up
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac backed mortgages are hitting a 15-year high, according to a recent report. However, this is one of the few rates that increased—and that’s a good thing.
Read More »Potestivo & Associates Announces New Attorneys
The Michigan-based law firm specializing in the real estate, finance, and credit industry makes new additions to its offices.
Read More »Slow Down Ahead
Though the share of underwater borrowers has fallen for 20 straight quarters, data released today begs an interesting question. Could the days of decline be coming to a close?
Read More »Holding the Line
The June 2017 First Look at Mortgage Data revealed mortgage delinquencies aren’t following normal seasonal patterns—but it’s a good thing. Read on to see what they’re doing.
Read More »Forging Ahead
The terms “fast track” and “foreclosures” don’t normally go together, but several industry and government leaders are boldly stepping up to help the heavy system see the light.
Read More »OCC: Servicer Report Card
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released its first quarterly Mortgage Metric Report for 2017, detailing servicing data for seven major national banks. See how they fared compared to last quarter.
Read More »Minimizing Foreclosure, Maximizing Home Retention
The Federal Housing Finance Agency recently released its monthly report on foreclosure prevention for April, but are the Enterprises doing enough to ensure maximum home retention? You be the judge.
Read More »Underwater Borrowers Gain More Options
The state of Nevada is bringing back a much-needed option for distressed mortgage borrowers. But will it stick around for good this time?
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