Thirty-year industry executive Doug Jorgenson added to expand Clarifire’s market share.
Read More »DS5: How Freddie Mac Is Aiding Servicer Efficiency With PAID
Dave Lucchino, SVP, Single-Family Operations at Freddie Mac, discusses the PAID tool and how it can improve servicer efficiency for expense reimbursements, as well as other client-centric solutions the GSE is working on.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Charting a Course to Success in 2022
Next week, DS News will present an exclusive webinar about what to expect from the distressed real estate industry in 2022. Click through to learn the details and register for the event.
Read More »Share of Loans in Forbearance Inches Closer to 2% Mark
Improvements in the nation’s jobs numbers have increased the number of forbearance exits as estimated total of just one million homeowners remain in forbearance plans.
Read More »The Exchange: How Freddie Mac Is Working With Servicers
In this exclusive interview, DS News gains insights from Kevin Palmer, Freddie Mac’s SVP of Single-Family Portfolio Management.
Read More »The Domino Effect
From labor shortages and supply-chain issues to an ongoing low-volume environment, high-level economic factors have challenged the property preservation sector like never before. Here’s how the industry is finding a way forward.
Read More »GSE Forbearance Exits Reach Slowest Pace Since August
Forbearance exits trickled below 1%, as the share of total loans in some stage of forbearance fell to 2.15% nationwide.
Read More »GSEs Report Strong Q3 Results
Fannie Mae reported gains in net revenues in the third quarter of 2021, and Freddie Mac experienced a 4% rise, spurred by mortgage portfolio growth and higher average G-fees.
Read More »FHFA Seeks Comment on New GSE Disclosure Requirements
Additional disclosure requirements drafted to promote market discipline and risk management practices at both Fannie Mac and Freddie Mac.
Read More »Rise in Rates to Impact Consumer Affordability
Economists have found that improvements in the economy and a rise in wage growth will continue to push mortgage rates upward and decrease consumer house-buying power as 2021 bleeds into 2022.
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