Tag Archives: Insurance

Officials have identified the source of last year's Camp Fire in California. How much housing damage did the fire ultimately cause?

A recent report takes a look at how natural disasters impact appraisals, and why many homeowners may seek an appraisal following disaster.

A new report by ValuePenguin.com states that just 7% of homeowners have a flood insurance policy, despite floods being the most common natural disaster. The Atlantic hurricane season is less than a month away, and while 91% of homeowners have ...

Homeowners impacted by natural disasters can be forced into delinquency and foreclosure, a problem lawmakers are seeking to address.

Each quarter, HUD releases a report on the FHA's single-family mutual mortgage insurance funds programs. Find out what was in this quarter's report.

The new product addresses lenders' demand for a more granular insurance product.

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.

As local and federal agencies work towards containing the deadly fires in Camp and Woolsey, we take a look at the long- and short-term impact of these infernos on the housing market in these areas.

A webinar explores directions the housing industry must take in light of recent wildfires in California.

A survey that asked homeowners to share their opinion of their home insurance agents found that there were many opportunities for agents to strengthen their affinity with homeowners. Here’s how.