Tag Archives: Foreclosure

Data from the S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian examines the latest and compares mortgage default rates to those of bank cards and auto loans.

Sagent’s Dan Sogorka looks at modernizing servicing technology and plotting out a new infrastructure to keep ahead of where consumer finance and capital markets are headed (Sponsored Content).

Subject-matter experts who attended this year’s Five Star Conference break down the trends and challenges they are facing as we approach 2022.

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.

An upcoming Legal League 100 webinar examines the operational changes that servicers must navigate in addition to the new rules and regulations governing their foreclosure business.

While negative equity has dipped nationwide in the second quarter, the average U.S. homeowner has netted an average gain of $51,500 since Q2 of 2020.

Economists say educating struggling borrowers about private-sector and government assistance could be the key to returning to pre-pandemic late-pay rates.

The “Valid-When-Made” Rule is under attack in federal courts, and Legal League 100’s Special Initiatives Working Group and LL100’s Chairman Stephen Hladik break down its ramifications in an informative White Paper and webinar.

The end of the government moratorium could lead to a steady increase in default activity for the rest of the year, but not a surge, experts predict.

Following rules implemented by the CFPB, the FHFA has taken action to further shelter homeowners from foreclosure and eviction actions by mandating increased consumer protections.