Daily Dose

Fannie Mae released its July Home Purchase Sentiment Index, giving a pretty clear picture of the public’s feelings and concerns on certain markets. Click here to see where the people stand.

According to a recent report, the mortgage delinquency rate has improved, but how much has it improved year over year?

Wells Fargo has had a tough time when it comes to lawsuits as of late, but their latest issue concerning malfeasance related to mortgage lending could possibly result in shareholders. See why in the Video Spotlight.

In the midst of struggle between Ocwen Financial Corp and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a Florida Judge has stated that The Department of Justice may shine some light on the case. The question now is whose side will the Department take?

Earlier today, the FHFA released the results of the Enterprises’ Dodd-Frank Stress Tests—as well as the total expected draw both companies will take from the Treasury. How does it all add up?

According to a recent report, first-time homebuyers have the lowest rate of foreclosures ever seen. Learn more about this and other foreclosure stats impacting today's housing market.

ARMs and LIBOR go hand in hand, but not for long. The questions for lenders now seem to be whether to keep ARMs on the books and if so, what to base rates on.

A recent report said that foreclosures are declining because banks are working with struggling homeowners to make their mortgage payments. Click here to see just how much it’s affected foreclosure rates in the Video Spotlight.

Monday, August 7th is the deadline to nominate a colleague for a notable woman in housing for DS News’ sister publication, MReport, special Women in Housing Issue.

After spending time in prison for bank fraud, a former lawyer is using her story to help others traverse the ethical pitfalls business.