The national homeownership rate has been dropping and the future is not looking much brighter according to some housing insiders. But Freddie Mac says that these projections may not be telling the full story.

HomeUnion compares the investment property values in 10 of the most sought-after markets for investors to determine where investors should be concentrating their capital.

During Sunday night’s debate, “inner cities” were described with words like “disaster” and “devastating.” But according to Redfin Chief Economist Nela Richardson, the picture may not be as bleak as some suggest.

The GSEs have been selling pools of non-performing loans for years. But this week, Fannie Mae began marketing its first sale of reperforming loans to interested purchasers.

Randy Cecil, President and CFO of Truly Noble Services, speaks with DS News to discuss the hand and hand roles that property preservation and agents and brokers play when it comes to asset management.

How does the housing industry respond to residential property damage from natural disasters after the storm has come and gone?

U.S. bank mortgage servicers have cut servicing staff by nearly half in two years. What factors lead to this decline and why aren't non-banks experiencing the same trend?

The recent spike in earthquake activity in Oklahoma maybe a contributing factor to the uncharacteristic increase in foreclosure activity seen during the same time period.

September marked the eight-year anniversary of the conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Since that intervention, controversy regarding reformation has circled the entities.

The national foreclosure rate in July was back to where it was in August 2007, according to a new report from CoreLogic. Will August’s foreclosure and delinquency rate take another dive down in the upcoming foreclosure report?