Tag Archives: FEMA

New Black Knight data takes a look at "the largest quarterly decline [in newly acquired equity] on record by dollar value and the largest since 2009 on a percentage basis.”

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced the implementation of federal disaster assistance to supplement state, tribal, and local recovery efforts in the areas of Maine affected by a severe storm and flooding from October 30 ...

A closer examination at what property owners can do in order to prep for disasters across the nation.

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.

HUD provides a helping hand to counties in Vermont declared major disaster areas in the wake of late-July flash flooding.

Despite a requirement for homes in certain flood-prone areas, FEMA receives tens of millions in claims annually.

New data says more properties could be at risk for damage than initially estimated.

FEMA and state legislators across the country are pushing for private flood insurers to get more involved in the marketplace in order to supplement the coverage the NFIP can provide. 

The new report details several areas of customer frustration related to the NFIP that warrant a systemic solution.

Natural disasters impact investors, service providers, mortgage servicers, government agencies, legal professionals, lenders, property preservation companies, and homeowners. Here's how the Agency is preparing to operate during the upcoming hurricane season and COVID-19 pandemic.