Blogs & Updates

In November 2020, after a year marked by widespread property damage due to storms and flooding, the US Federal Reserve acknowledged climate change’s influence on the US financial system and mortgage market for the first time in its semi-annual Financial Stability Report.

COVID-19 brought with it several socioeconomic shifts, leading to a decrease in performance across sectors and large-scale unemployment.

Regularly, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) publishes a report examining mortgage servicers’ responses. It recently released a report related to the Covid-19 pandemic. The data, collected across 16 large servicers from May through December 2021, reveal homeowners continue to face significant risks and challenges connected to working with their mortgage servicers.

As 2022 continues, property preservation companies are navigating through challenges presented by low foreclosure/REO volumes, navigating regulatory challenges posed by maintaining properties and preparing for an upswing in those volumes as moratoria and homeowners exit forbearance.

The disruption due to advanced technology in the property preservation industry depicts a major evolution. In this new automation-driven era, as the world is adopting advanced technology for overall improvement, most of the property preservation service-based companies are focussing on the quality and accuracy of the services, which play a key role in making them stand out from their competitors.

Have you ever considered how a partnership with an outsourced back-office company like IMS Datawise can streamline your operations, making your property preservation successful and profitable?

Ahmedabad, 25th February 2022 – IMS Group is Great Place to Work®-Certified in India from February 2022 to February 2023.

Find out the hottest trends, outlooks and insights of the Property Preservations and Inspection Industry.

While we step into the year 2022, we see every sector tasting magical growth with the power of outsourcing. Whether it is Recruitment, Accounting or even Marketing, most functions are now Outsourced.

Thankfully, businesses have started moving forward for the US after a brief halt of almost 2 years led by the pandemic. The real estate industry has also slowly begun to slide ahead with what appears to be the beginning of the end of the moratorium laws.

The pandemic has changed the face of the U.S. real estate industry. Here’s what we can expect for the post-COVID-19 residential real estate market in Q3

Contrary to what industrial experts anticipated, the US real estate market is booming. Even during the uncertainties of the COVID-19 catastrophe, there seems to be a keen appetite for buying properties. However, demand is signifying a price increase for new and older homes.