Servicing

CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft talks about Hurricane Harvey from an economist’s perspective, covering everything from damage estimates to a reconstruction timeline in this Video Spotlight.

The National Flood Insurance Program is set to expire at the end of September, but with Hurricane Irma threatening damage to Florida, the state might experience the extreme consequences of lapsed insurance.

Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin fears that if the debt ceiling isn't raised, the Treasury Department will be unable to borrow the money it needs to aid Hurricane Harvey affected areas in Texas and Louisiana.

Have questions or concerns about servicing FHA loans? Take a look at what Altisource Portfolio Solutions’ Chief Revenue Officer John Vella has to say about compliance and risks in this exclusive interview.

Mortgage Contracting Services announced that the company has completed its Service Organization Control, Type # SOC 2 examination. The examination was administered by the CPA firm, Schellman & Company, LLC.

Sellers are still in control of the market, but buyers may be becoming less willing or able to pay. See what recent data has to say about the supply and demand dynamic in the housing market.

Wells Fargo employees allegedly opened another 1.4 million fake accounts, putting the total number of fraudulent accounts at an estimated 3.5 million. Take a look at what CEO Tim Sloan had to say.

Freddie Mac has a duty to serve the American homebuyer, and with a series of action plans that’s just what the GSE plans to do. Editor's Note: This print feature first appeared in the August issue of MReport, available now.

The Government Sponsored Enterprises are joining the fray to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey.

Arch Mortgage Insurance Company (Arch MI) recently announced its integration with Mortgage Cadence’s Loan Fulfillment Center (LFC).