FHFA report highlights changes in foreclosures and related activities during the third quarter. Delinquency rates improve while real estate owned (REO) declines for Fannie, Freddie.
Read More »Why Single-Source Vendors Could be the Future
Servicers are rethinking their portfolios--and how to handle the next round of delinquent properties it could soon see.
Read More »Why Prepayment Activities Have Declined
A new report shed light on the state of delinquencies and prepayments in the U.S. Click through to learn what it revealed.
Read More »Publication Service in Foreclosure
Here’s an insight into the importance of publication services, which ensure that a defendant in a foreclosure case is made aware of the litigation filed.
Read More »State of the Foreclosure Market
Here’s what an OCC report on the disclosure of mortgage loan data of some of the largest banks in the U.S. revealed about the number of foreclosures initiated by them.
Read More »The 2019 Housing Market
Which trends from 2018 are likely to continue into the new year and what other change is the housing market likely to see? A webinar by Carrington gave insights into these questions.
Read More »Holding Off For the Holidays
An announcement by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is likely to keep families facing eviction in their homes this Christmas season.
Read More »Breaking Away From the Negative Equity Trap
A report analyzed homeowner negative equity across the U.S. and the impact it will have on homes that are facing financial distress.
Read More »Gauging the GSEs’ NPL Performance
A new FHFA report reveals how Fannie and Freddie performed on the sale of non-performing loans and how it reflects borrower outcomes.
Read More »Supreme Court States “If Sought” is Seeking
What constitutes a “same” cause of action, especially when multiple contracts are at play? A recent Illinois Supreme Court ruling in First Midwest Bank v. Cobo examined this term and what it actually meant in foreclosures.
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