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What is it with so many married households taking on roommates? Here’s what a recent study revealed about this growing trend.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is speeding up disaster assistance efforts for Alaska earthquake victims and offering foreclosure protection.

With delinquencies and foreclosures at an 18-year low, a new report revealed the factors that are keeping them down and what can likely result in a spike again.

Here’s what the banking regulators’ recently amended private flood insurance provisions of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act would mean for lenders, insurance companies, and servicers.

The $3.7 billion acquisition of a mortgage fintech provider by a PE firm will see it becoming a privately-held company. Here’s what the deal provides for the company’s shareholders and what it means for its tech platforms.

Here’s why borrowers attempting to use expert testimony to revive cases that have reached their final conclusion may be blocked in the courts.

A new report examines the factors that determine where a homebuyer will choose to relocate as they look to balance important factors like affordability, crime, and crime statistics.

Here’s what a new study revealed about the most expensive cities to live in. Click through to learn which were these metros.

The servicing company has filed an amended complaint against Fidelity Information Services and its parent company for alleged malpractices when it audited the firm. Here are the details of its petition.

A set of bills passed by the New Jersey Senate are aimed at stabilizing neighborhoods with a high volume of vacant homes. Will other states follow this example?