Tag Archives: Foreclosures

The overall national mortgage delinquency rate in Q4 2018 was at its lowest level since the first quarter of 2000. Click through to learn more.

While the overall household debt has peaked to its highest since 2008, here’s why the New York Fed’s report on household debt and credit highlight declining trends in housing debt.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is speeding up disaster assistance efforts for Alaska earthquake victims and offering foreclosure protection.

Here’s why borrowers attempting to use expert testimony to revive cases that have reached their final conclusion may be blocked in the courts.

A set of bills passed by the New Jersey Senate are aimed at stabilizing neighborhoods with a high volume of vacant homes. Will other states follow this example?

Experts shed light on possible enhancements to FHA’s toolkit to help create better borrower experiences and mitigate costs for servicers. Here’s what they propose.

The current bankruptcy rules don’t help the servicer or the borrower get a good deal on their real estate assets. Ed Delgado, President and CEO of the Five Star Institute explains how a program like CWCOT can help in the sale of these properties.

Click through to learn what a new report had to say about the factors that affected foreclosures in the New York boroughs.

An analysis of the vintage loans serviced by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac found loans made out in 2007 were worst off than those in 2009. Here’s why.

Weighing in on the pros and cons of judicial and nonjudicial foreclosures, a brief examines the impact these procedures have on lenders and borrowers.