Subject-matter experts who attended this year’s Five Star Conference break down the trends and challenges they are facing as we approach 2022.
Read More »California Court Revisits Homeowner’s Bill of Rights
DS News digs deeper into a recent California Court of Appeals finding could give loan servicers the ability to “clean up” any violations before going to sale.
Read More »How Servicers Can Stop Being Spooked by the Unknown
As Halloween approaches—right in the middle of wildfire and hurricane season—servicers are bracing for more tricks than treats. In most cases, however, there’s a better way to prepare.
Read More »From Crisis to Crisis
Candor Technology’s Founder and CEO Thomas Showalter looks at how the industry can best navigate capacity headwinds and overlapping crises.
Read More »A Storied Career: The Life and Times of Brian D. Montgomery
Former HUD Deputy Secretary Brian D. Montgomery looks back over a long career in public service and shares the key lessons he’s learned along the way.
Read More »Top 5: Get to Know Brookstone Management
Founded in 2005, Brookstone was established to address all facets of property preservation to meet the needs of its growing nationwide footprint. (Sponsored Content)
Read More »The Question of Forbearance Inspections
As foreclosure moratoria begin to lift, Kerry Medel examines what lies ahead for the property preservation space (Sponsored Content).
Read More »Do You Know Where Your Advances Are?
Aspen Grove discusses the recovery of advances for property inspection and preservation expenses continuing to challenge mortgage servicers (Sponsored Content).
Read More »An Era of Forbearance Demands a Culture of Compliance
Are mortgage servicers prepared for the return of strict compliance guidelines as the CFPB addresses servicers directly and lets them know “Unprepared is unacceptable (Sponsored Content).”
Read More »Unintended Consequences
Tom Piercy of Incenter Mortgage Advisors takes a closer look at the impact of the Ginnie Mae Financial Stability Proposal on the MSR market.
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