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While distressed mortgage rates continued the fall’s short-term slide, serious delinquencies are three times higher than the year-ago total, according to CoreLogic.
January 12 -
For some, including National MI and Essent, the improvement is taking place faster than expected.
January 11 -
Economic instability during the quarter drove the increase in findings regarding income and employment, Aces Quality Management reported.
December 16 -
The largest concerns are with pandemic risk and defaults, along with business resilience and adaptability, according to a Wolters Kluwer survey.
December 14 -
While distressed mortgage rates crept down overall, serious delinquencies still tripled year-ago rates in September, according to CoreLogic.
December 8 -
Lower cure rates and possible rises in foreclosures and claims could force these companies to raise capital next year, Fitch Ratings said.
December 4 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency said that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would extend the measures until “at least” Jan. 21, 2021.
December 3 -
Troubled Veteran’s Administration “no-bid” loans could bankrupt servicers in the near future, says Morgan Snyder of CAllc Research Publications.
December 2CAllc Research Publications -
Default risks soar in minority neighborhoods during challenging economic times because, data shows, homes there are overpriced relative to incomes. Zoning and other changes could make loans more affordable by boosting housing stock and driving down prices.
November 25American Enterprise Institute’s Housing Center -
The Federal Housing Administration said in its annual actuarial report that the capital reserve ratio on its mutual mortgage insurance fund increased to 6.10% in fiscal year 2020, up from 4.84% a year earlier.
November 13