Customer service will be key to any innovation in the mortgage and servicing space according to a report. What are the other trends shaping the industry this year?
Read More »How Much Home Can a Teacher Afford?
A new report has found that despite wage increases in some cities, teachers wouldn’t be able to afford homes there. Click through to learn more about which are the most unaffordable cities for educators.
Read More »Interesting Trends in Forbearance
As borrowers continue to make payments on time, the first quarter saw serious delinquencies shrinking for the 19th consecutive quarter. Here’s what impacted this otherwise declining trend.
Read More »Smaller Loans Could Address Housing Shortages
Click through to learn more about how small loans can be a larger source of affordable housing.
Read More »Genworth Enhances Digital Integration to Include New Functionalities
Genworth’s enhanced Encompass solution now includes contract underwriting services, unlocking another touchpoint for Genworth and Ellie Mae’s customers.
Read More »Ellie Mae Updates its Digital Solution
The new, updated release of Ellie Mae’s Encompass Solution drives quality, compliance, and efficiency for its clients.
Read More »Foreclosure Starts on the Rise
More late stage delinquencies became foreclosures in March, find out why, here.
Read More »Guild Mortgage is a Fannie Mae STAR Performer
The independent mortgage lender was honored with the recognition for its competency, capacity and overall performance in servicing.
Read More »College Students Plagued by ‘Housing Insecurity’
Student debt is becoming a fact of life. However, in addition to debt form tuition and loans, many students are facing homelessness and less-tha-ideal living conditions as they struggle to pay their rent, mortgages, and utilities.
Read More »Exploring the Effects of Bankruptcy on Borrowers
While some may see bankruptcy as the end of their credit, studies show that this isn’t the case. Some borrowers can rebuild their credit and take out loans and mortgages in as little as a year following bankruptcy.
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