A growing number of rural Maine homeowners are at risk of losing their homes due to unresolved issues with USDA loans—some ...

There has been a recent series of foreclosures related to something called a 502 loan issued by the USDA for some low-income ...

USDA guidelines set waiting periods for obtaining a mortgage following adverse credit events such as bankruptcy, foreclosure, ...

The Trump administration’s announcement this week that it will restart debt collection on defaulted student loans means some borrowers will feel the consequences as early as next month.

Some of the hundreds of rural Mainers who bought their homes through a government loan program soon could be hit by what state housing advocates have called a "tsunami" of foreclosures, the origins of ...

With continued demand for quality housing in rural communities, the USDA RD 538 Loan Program offers a critical financing solution for developers — and CSG stands ready to deliver. CSG has been a ...

The Dara Attorney Portal — the latest addition to Dara Default — seamlessly integrates law firms and mortgage servicers. By enabling attorneys to manage foreclosure and default processes in a ...

is reaffirming its strong support of the USDA Rural Development Section 538 Guaranteed Rural Rental Housing Program, which remains fully operational and active for new business.

Farmers rely heavily on loans to pay for operational expenses including seeds, fertilizers and pesticides, or to buy land. The USDA typically offers loans to farmers who have trouble accessing credit ...

The Trump administration will end the last piece of pandemic-era student loan relief and send defaulted student loans to collections starting May 5. Now, the estimated 5 million people with ...

The Trump administration will resume debt collections for federal student loan borrowers who have defaulted on their debt starting May 5, putting millions of borrowers at risk of having federal ...

More than five million borrowers are in default, and millions of others are projected to be on the precipice. Credit...Monica Garwood Supported by By Tara Siegel Bernard After a five-year reprieve ...