A new report says that 4.31% of Ginnie Mae loans are in forbearance and that could increase to more than 10%.
Read More »The Price of Keeping People in Their Homes
New analysis looks at how much it would cost if nearly 12 million people need help paying their mortgages.
Read More »Coronavirus Could Halt Mortgage Payments
Click through to read what share of Americans with loans could stop paying them if the economy remains closed through the summer.
Read More »Industry Responds to Record Unemployment
Adding to industry concerns such as servicer liquidity in the face of likely widespread forbearance needs and foreclosure moratoriums, this week's jobless claims include a blow to the housing sector workforce
Read More »California Communities Gradually Rebuilding After Destructive Wildfires
The Camp Fire and Tubbs Fire destroyed thousands of structures, but a rise in building permits since the fires point to recovery in the communities affected.
Read More »Increase in Jobless Claims Leading to ‘Unknown Territory’
Despite programs to assist homeowners impacted by COVID-19, an economist said there will be an “extended period” of rising defaults.
Read More »Did the Great Recession Change the Mortgage Industry?
New analysis says lenders are still approving loans to borrowers—especially ones with mounting debt.
Read More »Trump Administration Mulls Mortgage Moratorium Plan
An industry insider said “tens of billions” of short-term financing would be needed for this proposal to be viable.
Read More »Fed Official: More Monetary Policies Available
Financial Services Committee Chair Maxine Waters said recent actions are coming from the “old playbook” as homeowners are looking for relief from the coronavirus.
Read More »The Housing and Economic Impact of Coronavirus
Industry insiders believe many see the U.S. housing market as a “flight to safety” as the virus has decimated the overseas market.
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