A new study reveals the income needed to share a ZIP code with America’s crème de la crème. Dreaming of living with the wealthy? Here are the prices needed to make that dream a reality.

The mortgage industry’s leading provider of document production announced how it plans on having the majority of its clients fully prepared to meet upcoming GSE requirements for both phases this year.

A settlement between HSBC Holdings and the DOJ may be resolved sooner than expected. An early negotiation could be an indication of what the future of the Trump administration could bring. Reflecting on past settlements isn't suggesting what the next one might be worth.

Single-Family Residential Platform announced how it sold its portfolio for a multi-million dollar total sale price. The platform has collectively raised billions.

Recent data reveals homebuyers are paying more and getting less this season. Finding a great deal on a home could be a challenge, but some cities have a more attractive market than others.

Though some categories increased and some remained unchanged, the Mortgage Brokers Association weekly survey released Wednesday reported decreases in almost all areas. Results for next week's survey ending June 30 will be released July 6 due to Independence Day.

The banking and housing lobby has recently sent a letter to the leaders of the Senate and House appropriations committees expressing their position that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should be restructured from a single director to a bipartisan panel of five people. Will they be able to get it through before Cordray’s appointment is up in 2018.

Hispanics are a historically underrepresented market when it comes to homeownership, according to a recent report released by Freddie Mac. This gap is getting smaller—but it begs the question, who makes up the Hispanic population, and will the gap continue to close over time?

Two Senators are drafting legislation that could potentially break up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, according to Bloomberg, in an effort to increase competitiveness in the secondary mortgage market? How do they plan on doing this, and what repercussions might legislation such as this have on the mortgage finance industry?

It seems with all the talk about how millennials are shaping the housing market, there is little talk about how millennials are shaping the market for rental investment properties. And with a national average of two years to break even on your first home purchase as opposed to renting, coupled with low inventory across the country and rising home prices throughout, many millennials are renting for longer. These five cities have the longest break even horizon in the country.