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An expert examines the impact of Georgia's law on witness only closings and what lenders should do to avoid risking substantial losses on "witness-only" closings in the state.

Despite the headwinds they face, a new study found a significant uptick in millennial homeownership. Is this generation likely to remain the driving force in the housing market in the long-term too?

December saw one of the smallest increases in home sale prices in recent years, but buyers may still being able to benefit. Find out how.

Watch this video to learn how the recent administrative changes at the FHFA are likely to affect the market and how the U.S. housing compares to other countries.

In her first policy speech as Committee Chairwoman in the 116th Congress, Waters addressed the government shutdown and the need to bring in a renewed focus on housing affordability issues. Click through to learn more.

A webinar takes a closer look at the current state of housing for African-Americans as well as the potential solutions to create equal housing opportunities for the community.

Watch this video to learn why Microsoft decided to invest in affordable housing in one of the hottest markets of the country.

An expert looks into the procedural requirements and benefits of striking legally insufficient defenses in litigation processes in Florida.

From mergers to new appointments and initiatives, get the buzz on the industry's latest news in this weekly update.

Can a servicer collect on all amounts due and owing, including those outside of the five-year statute of limitations? Here's what the law in California states.