Loss Mitigation

Following rules implemented by the CFPB, the FHFA has taken action to further shelter homeowners from foreclosure and eviction actions by mandating increased consumer protections.

An improvement in overall economic conditions is allowing more homeowners to regain their pre-pandemic financial footing, with the share of loans in forbearance sliding for the 17th consecutive week.

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Biden administration, as well as the Federal Housing Financial Administration (FHFA) last week extended moratoria on evictions and foreclosures put in place following the declaration of the coronavirus pandemic. The announcement left ...

"We should all be expecting more activity one way or another as we near the 4th of July," analysts say.

A panel examined mitigating flood risk through the National Flood Insurance Program and new pricing methodology as a result of Risk Rating 2.0.

A recent DS News webinar addressed how servicers have handled customers during the pandemic and what lies ahead as nearly two million Americans prepare to exit their forbearance plans.

For the 15th straight week, the share of mortgage loans in forbearance has dropped, with employment showing signs of strength.

Double-digit home price growth has driven down negative equity, as a new report has found that just 2.6% of all mortgaged properties are underwater nationwide.

The mortgage loan delinquency rate for March 2021 reportedly hit its lowest since March one year prior, when side effects of the global pandemic were just starting to drag down the U.S. economy. March was a month that included the ...

The number of U.S. homeowners in forbearance declined for the 14th consecutive week, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting strong job gains in May as more exit their plans.