Tag Archives: default

The reverse mortgage process can be complicated. Here's how reverse mortgages may be a positive tool for borrowers facing default, and how it could lead to foreclosure. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of DS News, out now.

The main change to the program is that it will now offer a property tax exemption to homeowners within certain income thresholds.

Senator Elizabeth Warren proposed a plan to streamline the bankruptcy process for Americans.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has affirmed in a recent ruling that a lender has no duty to safeguard a property following a default. Here's why.

November saw record-low foreclosure starts, but these states still hold high rates of non-current loans.

From delqineuncy drops to the GSE Patch, find out more about the most talked-about topics of 2019.

A new report examines annual and month-over-month default trends, and spotlights shifts in markets across the country.

A new report identified the six areas within default servicing and foreclosure that state lawmakers are addressing, and how they are tackling issues unique to their state.

Heading into 2020, Scott Brinkley, CEO of a360inc spoke with DS News at the 2019 Five Star Conference and Expo on challenges and trends facing mortgage servicing, technological advancements, and the economy.

Scheiderman and Sherman President and Managing Partners Neil Sherman recently spoke with DS News about the possibility of an impending recession, technological changes in the industry, and what can be done to combat fraud.