Tag Archives: Foreclosures

More than a year after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico, the island faces many challenges along the road to recovery. DS News spoke to industry leaders working to facilitate that process. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the November issue of DS News.

In a case of Obduskey v. McCarthy & Holthus, The Legal League 100 has filed in support of McCarthy & Holthus with the U.S. Supreme Court. Here’s why…

These factors are impacting defaults and foreclosures for homeowners and lenders.

A report counts down the time it will take for foreclosure rates to fall to a record low.

On Wednesday, a webinar discussed the latest cases and rules in bankruptcy that impact housing. Click through to learn what the expert panel had to say about these updates.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced a grant for housing counseling that will help 1 million households find housing, make more informed choices, and keep their current homes. Here’s what the grant entails.

The September print edition of DS News makes a business case for Diversity and Inclusion and perspectives on the state of D&I in the U.S. housing industry. Click through for an exclusive peek at what’s inside our latest edition.

Even as delinquencies are charting at their lowest level since March 2006, a report found that foreclosure starts had risen in July, especially in certain areas around the country.

The lingering effects of the Great Recession on borrowing is most evident in the mortgage sector, according to a new report looking at the effect of the financial crisis on consumer access to credit and the mortgage industry.

The Sunshine State is still feeling the impact of last year’s hurricanes, according to a report. But which Rocky Mountain State posted the least number of delinquencies?