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A new study has found that one in 75 homes nationwide were considered zombie properties in the fourth quarter of 2021, with counts likely to rise as national foreclosure moratoria end.

James Campbell comes to the company from Caliber Home Loans, where he has a track record of working with origination partners in all four lending channels—retail, wholesale, correspondent, and direct-to-consumer.

New research by Knock, a digital homeownership platform, confirmed something that many homebuyers have already discovered: they are being priced-out of the new home market.  While the uptick in new construction has been viewed as a positive sign for buyers, soaring prices and low ...

Month-over-month, contract signings fell 2.3% in September from August, and slid 8% year-over-year, as NAR reports nominal house price growth has been outpacing house-buying power with rates on the rise.

Mortgage servicer to take comprehensive corrective actions to address identified deficiencies, and implement internal controls and risk management practices.

Covius Holdings, Inc. (Covius), a provider of technology-enabled solutions to the financial services industry, announced that it has completed the acquisition of Palm Harbor, Florida-based Nationwide Title Clearing, LLC (NTC) and that approximately 670 NTC associates and senior management have joined Covius.  Founded in 1991, NTC is a provider of lien ...

With a 37.2% national year-over-year increase in mortgage fraud risk in the second quarter of 2021, CoreLogic reports an estimated 0.83%—or one in 120—of all mortgage applications contained fraud.

Additional disclosure requirements drafted to promote market discipline and risk management practices at both Fannie Mac and Freddie Mac.

FOMO, or the fear of missing out, is a type of anxiety that stems from the belief that others might be having fun or doing better while you are not. Most people are not immune to FOMO and new research by the STRATMOR ...

Economists have found that improvements in the economy and a rise in wage growth will continue to push mortgage rates upward and decrease consumer house-buying power as 2021 bleeds into 2022.