But dwindling profit margins on shrinking mortgage refinancings take a deep bite out of Q2 earnings
Mortgage giants benefited from rising home prices and a surge in refinancings prompted by falling interest rates
Given current market conditions, there really are no bargains, so it comes down to what a given individual wants — financially and personally. Here's what to consider in the buying vs. renting debate
Companies that collect mortgage payments expected to help homeowners avoid foreclosure
LoanDepot and its agent matching subsidiary, mellohome, will offer cash rebates of up to $7,000 on bundled services, the company announced this week
Digital title and closing provider Doma raised less than anticipated in a SPAC merger this week after paying out nearly $295M to early investors who redeemed their shares
The new bond products offer higher yields in a low-interest-rate environment; but if the loans go bad, investors are on the hook
As Fed's balance sheet approaches $8 trillion, policymakers say path of the economy continues to depend on the course of the pandemic
Knock has announced it will offer Home Swap in Chicago in addition to offering a $5,000 on-time closing promise
Service lets employees log into their payroll provider and share verified data with a few clicks
With rates on 15-year mortgages hitting a record low, requests to refinance accounted for two-thirds of mortgage applications
RatePlug, a marketing platform that connects mortgage loan officers and real estate agents, is now integrated into Total Expert, a customer relationship management solution
After posting record second quarter earnings, Stewart Information Services Corp. has acquired one of the nation's largest independent title agencies, Title First Agency Inc.
AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure have developed proprietary AI and machine learning capabilities that can be customized for lenders
Conditions should start to improve for buyers while remaining great for sellers if current trends hold, according to a new Redfin report
People who lost income during the pandemic are finding it hard to buy their first homes as real estate prices grew faster than incomes, according to a new Harvard University report