EquiTrust Receivables

05/26/2021

A new survey, Renters On The Move by Entrata, studies renters’ behavior in the landmark year of 2020. Key findings from the report state as many as 66% of renters say that renting fits their current lifestyle more than owning a home, while 33% say that the COVID-19 pandemic has made them motivated...

05/23/2021

05/23/2021

Mortgage activity fell across the board despite analysis that 14.5 million current qualified borrowers would benefit from a refinance, according to Black Knight.

05/23/2021

With little transitional disruption, the bigger players on the non-agency side could gain a hefty share of non-owner-occupied mortgage volume as a result of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s caps on such purchases, a KBRA analysis finds.

05/06/2021

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05/05/2021

BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) -- The Maryland Department of Labor’s Office of the Commissioner of Financial Regulation just announced the extension of the moratorium on new residential foreclosures through June 30, 2021. The moratorium, originally established by the Governor’s executive order is...

04/29/2021

Though the government-sponsored enterprises have some of the lowest forbearance rates in the market, they expect to contend with a significant population of borrowers who face steep financial setbacks after the pandemic ends.

04/29/2021

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau disputes a district court ruling that misconduct claims against the company were already covered by a previous settlement.

04/20/2021

The recent DS News Webinar, “Forbearance Agreements: One Year Later-What Now?” took a closer look at...

04/20/2021

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is looking to give homeowners in Covid-19 forbearance programs a reprieve from foreclosure proceedings until 2022.

04/19/2021

‘There’s just no way anybody could have enough capital set aside to handle the kind of payments that servicers could have to make.’