REO

As part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s mission to increase homeownership among credit-worthy low- to moderate-income people, the agency has announced that it is extending the Exclusive Listing Period for HUD ...

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Buying homes at an auction is becoming more mainstream, as consumers explore new purchase options in a market of high prices and tight inventory.

On the eve of the expiration date protecting Americans from COVID-related foreclosures and evictions, the FHA and FHFA have extended measures to keep those at-risk safely and securely housed through September 30, 2021.

The National Mortgage Servicing Association joined with the MBA and the Housing Policy Council to voice its strong support for FHA’s proposed changes to the Claims Without Conveyance program, echoing feedback from other industry groups.

How can investors and lenders work together to grow the market for single-family rental properties? Experts focused on the challenges and opportunities in this market during the Single-Family Rental & Investment Roundtable at the 16th annual Five Star Conference.

MReport’s sister publication, DS News, presents a complimentary new webinar featuring speakers from Fannie Mae, Embrace Home Loans, and Springhouse. Don’t miss your chance to listen to this informative webinar presentation.

The law firm has hired J. Pamela Price as the Managing Attorney for McMichael Taylor Gray's South Carolina operations.

In response to a controversial moment during a House Financial Services Committee hearing, Carson provided a statement on HUD's priorities and “focus on families.”

Click through to learn what experts had to say about the property damage caused by severe weather such as hail and tornadoes in 2019 and how servicers and service providers could be better prepared to deal with these hazards.