The 2020 figures represented the lowest level since ATTOM began tracking these numbers in 2005. Here’s how the numbers broke down.
Read More »In Times of Emergency
Natural disasters had a significant impact on the mortgage and real estate industry over the past year. Here's why FEMA recently reversed an existing policy regarding the National Flood Insurance Program and why it’s important during the ongoing government shutdown.
Read More »Judicial Foreclosure vs. Lender Behavior
Weighing in on the pros and cons of judicial and nonjudicial foreclosures, a brief examines the impact these procedures have on lenders and borrowers.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Headed for Housing Bubble 2.0?
A new complimentary webinar will delve into current housing trends and explore whether we’re headed toward a second housing bubble. Here’s what else is happening in The Week Ahead.
Read More »Industry Veteran Rick Sharga Returns to Carrington
California-based Carrington Mortgage Holdings has announced that Rick Sharga has rejoined the company as an EVP. In this role, Sharga will serve as the primary spokesman for Carrington, and will be responsible for public relations and communications, as well as ...
Read More »First-Time Homebuyers Feeling the Affordability Gap
House prices continue to rise in three major metro areas, but inventory shortages are driving many potential first-time homebuyers towards renting instead.
Read More »Industry Insight: Streamlining the Foreclosure Process
DS News sits down with Ten-X’s Rick Sharga to discuss recent foreclosure trends and what the future of the foreclosure process looks like.
Read More »How Does Shrinking Foreclosure Inventory Impact Investors?
Rick Sharga, Chief Marketing Officer for Ten-X, discusses current foreclosure trends and their impact on the investment sector of the market.
Read More »Where is the Floor for Foreclosure Rates?
In the recent market update presented by Rick Sharga, it was stated that foreclosure, at the rate it’s going will potentially inverse to below pre-crisis and historical levels by 2018.
Read More »The 2014 Housing Market: Still on the Road to Recovery
We can expect to see the U.S. housing market cool off as we move into 2014 for a number of reasons–some economic, some specific to the housing market itself. And the implications are significant for companies in the default services industry.
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