...and repairing their critical infrastructure.” California received the most funds from this announcement, bringing in $525 million for disasters that occured in 2018. The state has received a total of...

...with a first-time buyer (FTB) ratio of 2.4. The FTB uses the ratio of home prices to income for each individual buyer. San Jose, California, was the least affordable metro...

...Washington (1.81%), Oregon (1.86%), Idaho (1.96%), and California (2.01%). Washington and California also saw some of the biggest improvements in delinquency rates, with rates dropping by 10.89% and 10.58%, respectively....

...in Texas, Pennsylvania, and California. He is responsible for oversight of litigation involving BSI, which involves not only contested default matters, but also defensive and complex litigation. He is admitted...

...for Community Law and Action. The tax was met with opposition from those who own the vacant units, with the California Apartment Association saying the vacancy rate in Los Angeles...

In a recent opinion published by California’s Second Appellate District, Myles v. Pennymac Loan Services, LLC, the court determined that a loan in default can still be assigned, JDSupra reports....

...and California. Speaking to Business Insider, Beatrice de Jong of Opendoor stated that many West Coast markets have seen their homes lose value quickly following the tech boom. This includes...

...California Apartment Association saying the vacancy rate in Los Angeles is low. The U.S. Census reports the city’s vacancy rate is 3.6%. "We have seen no evidence that owners are...

...also posted the highest percentages of loans 90 days or more delinquent, along with Tennessee. The bottom five states were Colorado (1.73%), Washington (1.81%), Oregon (1.86%), Idaho (1.96%), and California...

...speaker at mortgage-related conferences. DeFranco spoke to DS News about industry issues unique to California, as well as the threat of a recession and ongoing natural disasters. Do you believe...