Federal and state financial regulatory agencies have issued a statement regarding how lenders, investors, and other financial players should respond to the recent Tennessee tornados.
Read More »Where Negative Equity is Concentrated
According to a new report, states with high negative equity shares have also experienced low home price appreciation.
Read More »New Challenges to Vacancy Rates
Looking further into 2020, here are the factors that could impact the volumes of abandoned homes across the country
Read More »FEMA Sending Additional $38M to Puerto Rico
The Federal Emergency Management Agency funds will be used for 116 projects related to the recovery and reconstruction of Puerto Rico.
Read More »Disaster-Struck Areas Recovering From Delinquency
These areas, after recovering from storms and wildfires, are starting to see their default rates decline drastically.
Read More »Tennessee Tornadoes Property Damage Hits $1B
The storms destroyed numerous residential and commercial properties in the Nashville area.
Read More »Tennessee Homes Hit by Severe Storms
The storms have destroyed at least 140 buildings and killed at least 22 people as of Tuesday, and have delayed Super Tuesday voting.
Read More »Small Town Mortgage Delinquencies are Growing
While the overall national delinquency rate has been shrinking, small and local economies are being left behind.
Read More »The Spread of Zombie Properties
While the nationwide rate is still significantly less than in 2014, these areas states hold the highest zombie foreclosure rates.
Read More »Puerto Rico Disaster Recovery Speeding Up
While the pace of federally funded projects to help hurricane and earthquake victims has quickened, White House disaster recovery representative Peter Brown is worried about long term efforts.
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