A legal expert speaks about how technology is impacting the industry, and what cases to be mindful of now that Obduskey v. McCarthy Holthus has been settled. Editor's note: this piece originally appeared in the May edition of DS News.

A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York takes a look at household sentiment when it comes to the economy, getting a mortgage, and whether housing is a safe investment bet.

While recent increases in potential home sales were marginal, a new report explores one trend that could impact the market for years to come.

The transformation and branding will help align the company’s mission into one single brand, while still delivering products to the mortgage lenders.

Experts sounded optimistic at a recent industry event, with wages and home prices expected to become more closely aligned.

The California-based First American Mortgage Solutions, LLC, part of the First American family of companies, announced the launch of its RegsData Compliance Suite, a comprehensive and flexible loan-level solution for managing compliance risk earlier in the mortgage application, increasing efficiency, ...

Ginnie Mae announced Adetokunbo Lofinmakin was appointed to the Senior Executive Service and named CFO and Thomas Young was named the new Director of Counterparty Risk Management. Lofinmakin was serving as the acting CFO since January 2018. She will continue ...

The U.S. House of Representatives passed four bills on Tuesday offered by House Financial Services Committee Members, including H.R. 2578, the National Flood Insurance Program Extension Act of 2019. The piece of legislation was introduced by Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA), ...

The amount of debt homeowners now face totals over $13 trillion, and grew for the 19th straight quarter. One concerning factor is the rising balances on mortgages.

No state reported an increase in mortgages delinquent more than 30 days, according to new data, but several East Coast areas are still reeling from natural disasters.