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A new blog examines the pros of constructing smaller homes, as housing inventory continues to lag behind demand nationwide.

According to the U.S. Courts website, the fundamental goal of the Federal bankruptcy laws enacted by Congress is to give debtors a financial “fresh start” from burdensome debts and provides for “liquidation” in a Chapter 7 filing—the sale of a ...

The Five Star Institute gathers the single-family rental market’s top minds under one roof for an exchange of ideas and solutions for an ever-shifting market. 

The proliferation of telework has become a strong influencer among Americans shopping for homes to accommodate their employment situations.

A new study found that properties marketed via 3D technology are garnering more attention and selling quicker than those using professional photography.

Why mentorship is still relevant in the modern mortgage workplace.

Government agency actions related to economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic have kept foreclosure filings in America low, but what will happen when certain allowances expire? 

In a new report, economists weigh in on reasons for the rise in overdue housing payments and explain why they anticipate improvements.

Ginnie Mae’s mortgage-backed securities volume continues to soar in 2021, following another solid April report of $89.70 billion in volume.

With $2.53 trillion in home sales predicted for 2021, forecasters are eyeing the largest annual increase in percentage terms in seven years for the housing market.