A new report dives into non-performing loan sales through June of 2017, including insights on foreclosure rates on both occupied and vacant homes.
Read More »FHFA: House Prices Remain on the Rise
According to FHFA’s House Price Index analysis, home prices continues to tick upward in Q3 2017, with a significant jump over Q3 2016.
Read More »How Fannie and Freddie Weathered 2017
The FHFA recently released its Performance and Accountability Report for FY 2017—reporting the financial condition of the enterprises. How did Fannie and Freddie fair during this year? Read on to find out.
Read More »Borrowers Look to Borrow More Time from GSEs
More homeowners are working with the GSEs to keep their homes, but what’s driving the sudden increase in foreclosure prevention actions?
Read More »Mortgage Assistance: Organizations Reached Out for Borrower Relief
A group of housing organizations sent a letter this week addressed to multiple officials regarding mortgage relief options. In the letter, the organizations ask for their leadership to prevent further devastation in communities that were hit by natural disasters.
Read More »Stat Insight: Home Prices Lead in the West
The data is in and home price are standing out in these markets...
Read More »FHFA Data Shows Decrease in Short Sales, Deeds-in-Lieu
The Federal Housing Finance Agency released its Q3 2017 Foreclosure report, which outlined its continued efforts to decrease foreclosures among homeowners. Among the data, short sales and deeds-in-lieu experienced one of the largest decreases.
Read More »FHFA, GSEs Continue Keeping Homeowners From Foreclosure
The Federal Housing Finance Agency released its Q2 2017 Foreclosure Prevention Report, outlining results of the continued efforts the agency and the GSEs are implementing to prevent homeowners from going into foreclosure.
Read More »Freddie Mac Updates Servicing Guidelines
Freddie Mac released a join bulletin with Fannie Mae Wednesday that updates its guidelines for standard servicing policies, which are unrelated to its special initiatives to aid those affected by the hurricanes that have ravaged the continental United States.
Read More »Over Half of Top 100 Metros at New Highs
Since the housing crash and recession in 2008, some metro areas have made full recoveries, while others continue to struggle. And despite the challenges of the market today—high prices and low inventory— recent data reveals 62 of the top 100 ...
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