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The servicer has announced three borrower outreach events designed to help families in the New York metropolitan area who are struggling to make their mortgage payments. Click through to learn more details about these events.

There seems to be no stopping home price and value growth, according to a new report, but how many U.S. markets are currently overvalued? Read on to find out.

After its recent acquisition, Black Knight is looking at using artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve operational efficiencies in loan processing and servicing. Here’s how.

According to the June 2018 National Apartment List Rent Report, the national rent index increased 0.4 percent month-over-month (MOM), which makes four months of rent increases in a row. Apartment List notes that this upswing in rent growth is consistent ...

Markets across the country are struggling to maintain a sufficient supply of affordable homes, but a recent Urban Institute report reveals just how out of reach some high-demand areas, such as the San Francisco Bay region, have become for most homebuyers.

With the FHFA considering the possibility of changing the credit score requirements the GSEs requires, what are the advantages of credit scoring competition and what impact could these potential changes have on future default rates?

During the height of the housing crisis, approximately 30 percent of homeowners were in negative equity, owing more than what their homes were worth. A decade later, how have those numbers changed? Click through to read a recent report providing new insights into underwater mortgages.

CoreLogic will release the latest edition of their Home Price Insights Report on Tuesday, tracking home price trends across a broad geographical area. Here’s what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

A new survey of more than 2,000 potential homebuyers reveals what people are looking for when it comes to their ideal place to live, and why the "vibe" of a neighborhood might be just as important as the home itself.

Most Americans say they would move for their jobs, but only a minority of applicants actually apply for jobs outside their current metro. Those who do are often in the tech sector.