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Attorneys Thuy Frazier and Cole Patton discuss what happens when a borrower passes away before the underlying mortgage obligation has been satisfied.

According to the National Consumer Law Center, when the GSEs sell loans to private investors it can cause borrowers to lose protections to keep them out of foreclosure.

While rents are increasing slower than the cost of housing nationwide, a new study from Redfin revealed Gen Z and millennial renters have overall lower personal inflation rates compared to the typical American.

The persistence of pandemic-era remote work gave many workers the ability to pick up their lives and find a location more suited to their lifestyle—and their wallet as well.

Fitch Ratings has announced it has added two Third Party Review firms to its coverage over the past five months, and now views 24 firms as “acceptable” for work on RMBS transactions.

Attorney Michelle Garcia Gilbert discusses how technology is simplifying mortgage and servicing processes while also improving the customer experience.

The Federal Housing Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have been called on to fix servicing problems and create additional protection for the 480,000 outstanding reverse mortgages in the country.

Home price growth fell from November according to the CoreLogic Home Price Index, and expert projections indicate another decline in January.

With both home prices and interest rates remaining relatively high, consumer sentiment is being suppressed by these purchase conditions.

As we move through Q1 2023, attorney and Legal League Chair Stephen M. Hladik provides an outlook as to what issues are likely to make their way to the appellate courts in 2023.