Tag Archives: COVID-19

The streak continues: as affordability concerns begin to price some buyers out of the purchase market, the latest data from the rental market shows that tenants are experiencing double-digit rent hikes as well.  According to Realtor.com’s year-end Monthly Rental Report, December saw rents increase for the sixth month in ...

As part of the Biden Administrations commitment to deliver equitable COVID-19 relief to tribal communities, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced another disbursement of American Rescue Plan funds to 74 Tribal communities totaling $83 million.  The awards, which are funded through the Indian Community Block Grants of the American Rescue ...

Markets were considered vulnerable based on the percentage of homes facing foreclosure, affordability, equity, and foreclosure reports.

The global health crisis spurred the legal field to embrace digital processes out of necessity. Attorney Michelle Garcia Gilbert asks “Where do we go from here?”

When it comes to foreclosures, what types of legal defenses should be expected? Legal League 100 Chair Stephen M. Hladik details the challenges that lie ahead for servicers and their attorney partners.

Some borrowers exiting forbearance are turning to Chapter 13 bankruptcy to save their homes. Attorney Alan S. Wolf explains why forbearance doesn’t always play well with bankruptcy.

To meet its goal of supporting equitable access to housing opportunities nationwide, the FHFA has issued its single-family and multi-family housing goals and subgoals for 2022-2024.

Provider of tech-servicing systems welcomes four new sales execs in the fourth quarter to its Originations Division.

Joint letters issued to mortgage servicers and landlords will provide military families coming out of pandemic-related forbearance plans with increased protections.

In a time of struggle, helping your customers get their finances back on track after mortgage forbearance may create customers for life.