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The high-profile case involved whether banks conducting non-judicial foreclosures count as "debt collectors" under the FDCPA.

A New York Federal Judge decided not to rule on the bids to toss the proposed Employee Retirement Income Security Act class action suit. Find out why here.

With both organizations accused of discriminatory practices involving fair housing, find out what penalties and plans will define their course forward.

Why is diversity so important in the workplace? A panel of experts sounded off on the topic in a complimentary new D&I webinar.

A report curated the list of markets where first-time buyers looking for an affordable home without steep competition will have the best luck.

Even months after the most recent hurricanes, some areas are feeling the fallout. Find out how delinquency rates were shaped by natural disasters in 2018.

A recent court decision provides clarity for a long-gestating question about how lenders and servicers must handle foreclosure notices. Read expert commentary on the problem, the solution, and what it means moving forward.

Are reverse mortgages still a viable equity alternative to selling and moving? A report finds out and explains more.

The bank’s plan will work to address allegations of unauthorized loan modifications that may have led to borrower defaults.

For most of the country, it may seem like new home construction has been slipping. Find out which cities have been bucking this trend.