A poll of late-paying mortgage borrowers finds that 57% aren't aware that their lender may be able to offer plans that would help them avoid foreclosure. However, when specific workout alternatives were mentioned, the percentage of homeowners aware of options like repayment plans and loan modifications actually increased. The poll, commissioned by Freddie Mac and conducted by Roper Public Affairs and Media, also found that 44% of delinquent borrowers are aware of the existence of housing counselors who can talk to them about their mortgage problems. The survey indicated that the percentage of delinquent homeowners who say they recall their mortgage servicer reaching out to them has increased, to 86%, up from 75% in a similar survey three years ago.
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Top industry minds emphasized they're still bullish on the technology and said humans will still provide irreplaceable traits like empathy and trust.
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Selected companies will have the opportunity to demo their compliance-related solutions at a February 2026 tech sprint following a December kickoff event.
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The company's servicing valuations fell but by less than in previous quarters. Lower rates both aided production and created recapture opportunities.
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Kin, a direct-to-consumer insurance provider, has started a mortgage broker in Florida which also takes loan applications through a call center or online.
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Bank of America has a playbook for government shutdowns, which includes providing fee and payment waivers as well as loan deferrals and forbearance programs, CEO Brian Moynihan said at the American Bankers Association's annual convention.
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The housing agency director also announced plans to donate his salary to help wounded veterans as CHLA and ICBA push for the enterprises to resume MBS buying.
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