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Disaster recovery for mortgage servicers: Navigating crisis with compliance & resilience
Mar 20, 2025California’s wildfires highlighted the chaos that natural disasters continue to unleash – not just on homeowners, but also on the mortgage servicers tasked with supporting them and the insurance industry that covers the cost of rebuilding. From wildfires to hurricanes, floods and earthquakes, each crisis tests a servicer’s ability to manage compliance, borrower support and investor expectations. Even if federal enforcement decreases, servicers remain accountable for assisting distressed borrowers and ensuring the continued stabilization of mortgage-backed securities (MBS). A structured, forward-thinking approach is essential for servicers to meet state regulatory demands while maintaining seamless borrower support and investor confidence, even amid unpredictable crises.
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Fix-and-flip activity was down in 2024, but profit margins grew slightly
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To prioritize speed, HUD says it will simplify disaster recovery funding process
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Fairway promotes Amy Slotnick to lead branch optimization efforts
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Single-family rent growth in January puts ‘renewed pressure on renters’
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Logan Mohtashami: The cure for tariffs is lower mortgage rates
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Sagent’s Geno Paluso sheds light on mortgage servicing needs after the Fed’s decision
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FHFA staff cuts coincide with Freddie Mac’s return to full-time office work
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eXp World Holdings names Jesse Hill as interim CFO
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Existing-home sales jump as the winter freeze thaws
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Fannie Mae board member with DOGE ties leaves one day after being appointed
Mar 20, 2025
