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Only three of the top 10 states with the most tornados from 1980 to 2009 currently are in the so-called Tornado Alley, according to a new CoreLogic tornado and hail risk report. The change, however, is not an anomaly, as everyone believed.

No matter how one looks at the current residential shadow inventory data it does not indicate improvements, even though the overall numbers remained flat at 1.6 million units as of January 2012, according to CoreLogic.

Closing USA was recently selected by 24 Asset Management Corporation to provide title and closing services for the National Association of Real Estate Brokers’ Homeowner’s Assurance Program.

Standard & Poor's said Tuesday that home prices fell in January for the fifth consecutive month, reaching a new low for the housing bust.

While facing continued pressure from its largest investor for a management shakeup, CoreLogic expects to benefit from continued mortgage refinancing activity, internal cost cutting and the introduction of new products.

Madison Realty Capital has provided a $14.5 million bridge loan to help a borrower avoid foreclosure and complete development of a 90,000 square-foot project in Kew Gardens, N.Y.

As an outsource provider of increasingly commoditized loss mitigation tools and asset preservation services, having the right customer service philosophy may be the only deciding factor to our clients versus the competition.

The future is looking better in California as pending home sales increased in February for the second straight month, according to the state association of Realtors.

Bank of America is striving to make the short sales process more efficient with a stated goal of dramatically increasing the number of these pre-foreclosure transactions this year.

Five years after two big credit union failures left it with 1,700 southwest Florida properties, the National Credit Union Administration is continuing to receive declining prices for hundreds of properties on the depressed local market, according to a new internal study released last week by the agency's Office of Inspector General.