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While delinquency rates were low, lease expirations trended higher; what effect did this have on vacancy rates in single-family rental securitizations?

Firm Solutions, LLC, a Tampa-based provider of specialized consulting and practice management solutions to law firms nationwide, announced its acquisition by ARMA Acquisition, LLC, an investment group focused on providing business solutions to the financial services industry and its service providers.

For the second consecutive month, bankruptcy filings nationwide increased substantially.

Are consumer financial regulations put in place since the crisis helping or harming consumers? The Senate Banking Committee held a hearing on Tuesday to discuss.

The Federal Reserve has been disclosing results of “stress tests” each year since 2009 for the largest banks. Are they providing any new information? The New York Fed has the answer.

Hladik, Onorato and Federman LLP (HOF Law Group), a full-service law firm that specializes in the areas of mortgage foreclosure, bankruptcy, tax Sales, municipal law, personal injury, and estate planning, has announced the addition of two new attorneys, Matthew C. Collins, Esq., and Eric J. Philips, Esq.

Martin Leigh PC, a full-service business law firm with two offices in Missouri and one in Kansas, has announced the hiring of Susan DeCoursey as Senior Attorney to the firm’s commercial litigation practice.

First American Mortgage Solutions, LLC, a subsidiary of First American Financial Corporation, announced its acquisition of Forsythe Appraisals, LLC.

As the Fed heads into its third meeting of the year, without having fulfilled one of the expected federal funds rate increases, many in the industry are beginning to question if, when, and how many times they will make their move.

During the recession, Americans lost homes, jobs, wealth, and their credit lifeline, a tragedy that many are still struggling with three elections later. However, this loss of credit and theme of indebtedness play an important role in the political story.