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Is time the enemy of equity for chronically distressed homeowners?

Housing Wire

Rapid home price appreciation can sometimes help slow the rate of lost equity as it did in 2021, when distressed homeowners lost an average of $377 a month. Accelerating home price appreciation can even sometimes help reverse the trend completely as it did in 2023, when distressed homeowners gained an average of $255 a month in equity.

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Analyst: HMBS 2.0 developments should benefit reverse mortgage industry

Housing Wire

Late last month, Ginnie Mae released a term sheet for one of the most anticipated new developments for the reverse mortgage industry — a new Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM)-backed Securities (HMBS) product referred to as “ HMBS 2.0.” To get a better idea of the potential impact that HMBS 2.0

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Protecting homeowners from predatory business practices

Housing Wire

It is a month when we celebrate the American Dream of homeownership and reflect on the current challenges that homeowners are facing today. The purchase of a home is one of life’s largest and most important investments, and it is critical that homeowners remain vigilant to protect this investment.

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More homeowners feel like it’s the right time to sell: Fannie Mae

Housing Wire

Consumer attitudes toward home-selling conditions increased markedly in February, with current homeowners, in particular, expressing greater optimism that it’s a ‘good time to sell,’ a development that may foreshadow an upcoming increase in existing home listings.”

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Opinion: How did homeowners get into home equity prison?

Housing Wire

The home equity prison Does this scenario sound familiar compared to the situations of the homeowners that you are encountering lately in your real estate business? If any of this resonates with your personal experience in the current market, you have officially entered the realm of interacting with homeowners in the post-pandemic economy.

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CoreLogic’s John Rogers on AI, climate risk and land development issues

Housing Wire

Rogers met with HousingWire to discuss his new role and cover a variety of topics, including artificial intelligence (AI), climate risk and land development. Ninety-five percent of all flood insurance is from the NFIP, which is good for you and I as homeowners. NP: You work directly with land developers too.

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How will Malibu wildfire affect California homeowners insurance?

Housing Wire

Malibu’s Franklin Fire torched over 4,000 acres this week in one of the country’s most expensive housing markets, putting more pressure on homeowners insurance premiums in a state that is already facing an insurance crisis. What will happen to insurance costs in California now?