This software platform for mortgage brokers to find, nurture and close loans can benefit real estate agents too
The Internal Revenue Service resumed income verification, an essential part of buying a home, after lobbying from the mortgage industry. Critics question fairness of the decision
Ex-employee Wanda Burling claims she was terminated after repeatedly warning Lennar about fraudulent practice
Government workers not collecting a paycheck as a result of the shutdown will impact the housing market
Realtors and loan originators offer advice on navigating the shutdown
Mortgage rates continued their 2-month slide, with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage ending the year at 4.55%
The stock market has been battered in recent weeks, but experts say most homebuyers are looking at longer term conditions when choosing a property
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced changes to the mortgage data it will publish in the coming year
Clear Capital's new automated valuation model, ClearAVM, calculates what it says are unusually accurate home value estimates, in part by using "machine learning"
Jessica Arong O’Brien, the first Filipina judge elected in Chicago history, was convicted of fraudulently obtaining mortgage investment properties over the course of 3 years
Aaron Cole lost his entire downpayment to scammers, but a deal with his title company will allow him and and his family to move into their new home just in time for Christmas
Slower economic growth will mean more static interest rates and increasing affordability, a new study from Fannie Mae says
The Columbus, Ohio-based lender says it uses thousands of data points and loan history generate custom recommendations for prospective borrowers
This generation has similar income and asset levels as most homebuyers, but they think about carrying credit differently, according to VantageScore Solutions’ latest study
Jd Ross argues that millennials face considerably bleaker prospects than previous generations, which could ultimately hurt the economy
The Federal Housing Finance Agency gives 2019 homebuyers a break with a 6.9% increase in the max loan amount Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can purchase