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The QM Patch isn’t helping borrowers or lenders, but without additional changes, its expiration won’t either.

An order for discharge in bankruptcy acts as an injunction against any act to collect, recover, or offset a discharged debt. This includes the commencement or continuation of a lawsuit for same. The United States Code sections 524 and 105 ...

Renee Schultz, SVP of Capital Markets, Fannie Mae, spoke with DS News about the rollout of the UMBS, innovation, and how the GSEs interact with customers. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of DS News.

What defined the industry in 2019, and what challenges and opportunities await in the year ahead?

With mortgage default volumes at all-time historical lows, how can investors, servicers, and mortgage professionals use technology to add power? Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the December issue of DS News.

Government-insured and private portfolio loans are driving the trend.

The gig economy is forcing the industry to reexamine traditional definitions and regulations about independent contractors.

Rising home prices, affordability, and the Fed dominated the housing headlines for most of 2019. What does 2020 have in store?

Click through to read what John Lawrence, EVP, Chief Servicing Officer, BSI Financial, had to say about which segments of the housing market could most feel the effects of another potential recession.

Leonard Kiefer of Freddie Mac spoke with DS News about some misconceptions surrounding the current housing market, and expressed optimism going into 2020. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the December issue of DS News.