By Aly J. Yale According to the latest data, Freddie Mac’s total mortgage portfolio has increased once again. But while it certainly rose over last month, the portfolio’s growth is nothing compared to a few months prior. So what does that mean for the long-term health of the GSE? The post Freddie Portfolio On the Rise Again appeared first on …

By Aly J. Yale If a recent analysis is accurate, seller’s days may be numbers. Markets in major cities like San Francisco, New York City, and Miami have all showed signs of slowing down in recent months, but does it spell a nationwide trend? The answer may take time to emerge. The post Are the Days of the Seller’s Market …

By Aly J. Yale If a recent analysis is accurate, seller’s days may be numbers. Markets in major cities like San Francisco, New York City, and Miami have all showed signs of slowing down in recent months, but does it spell a nationwide trend? The answer may take time to emerge. The post Are the Days of the Seller’s Market …

By Staff Writer More investors are putting stake in multifamily homes like apartments and condominiums, but are many people choosing to live in them? In the wake of low inventory in the single family market, are potential homebuyers going to continue to rent, or wait for their dream home? The post With Apartment Living on the Rise, Where Does That …

By Staff Writer More investors are putting stake in multifamily homes like apartments and condominiums, but are many people choosing to live in them? In the wake of low inventory in the single family market, are potential homebuyers going to continue to rent, or wait for their dream home? The post With Apartment Living on the Rise, Where Does That …

By Aly J. Yale The overall rate of default in the U.S. has hit its lowest point in five months, but not every product is seeing a drop. In fact, there’s a pretty big discrepancy between mortgage default rates, auto loan defaults, and defaults on bank cards. Which ones are experiencing steep declines and which are on the rise? Read …

By Aly J. Yale A major company in the mortgage industry shed hundreds of nonperforming loans recently. Read on to find out which company, and how much their haul was for. The post Which Company Unloaded Hundreds of Delinquent Loans? appeared first on DSNews. Via:: Which Company Unloaded Hundreds of Delinquent Loans?       

By Brianna Gilpin When it comes to regulatory reform, smaller community banks should be a prime concern, according to Acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith A. Noreika. Noreika said as much in his address of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on Thursday. He also laid out several steps lawmakers can take to lower barriers of entry …