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Ocwen Financial Corporation is partnering with another servicer according to a joint press release issued on Monday, which announced the two companies have put pen to paper on a deal that was originally discussed back in May.

Since sponsoring Habitat for Humanity in 2016, Altisource has been connecting with local habitat affiliates across the country. Saturday, July 22, along with representation from Fannie Mae and U.S. Bank, they helped build a home alongside the soon-to-be homeowners to plant roots for generations to come.

Monday brought the first in shifts of leadership to the OCC. See what other changes could be coming in the near future here. . .

Innovation is critical in customer experience as it can lead to greater returns, better customer engagement, and productivity gains—but how can you take a broader view of the role it plays in the mortgage industry?

The question of where the best place to live is located has always been an elusive one, but a new report attempts to answer that question. See how your city stacks up here . . .

Freddie Mac could be branching out into different markets in the near future, according to one report. If this lateral move comes to pass, what might it look like for the government-sponsored Enterprise?

Like a tornado watch, CoreLogic's National Fraud Risk Index showing new highs doesn't necessarily mean there is more fraud, however it does mean the conditions are right for fraud to grow. Take a look at what the new fraud schemes are and what old scheme is returning in the Video Spotlight.

Thanks to a Washington state congresswoman, more rural communities may become eligible for HUD block grants. Learn more about the new bill now.

The American Mortgage Diversity Council has recently named John Golden Executive Director. Golden, who has 16 years experience in the mortgage industry, will continue to lead the organization in its efforts to bring a broad range of diversity initiatives to the industry and have a positive impact on others.

The June 2017 First Look at Mortgage Data revealed mortgage delinquencies aren’t following normal seasonal patterns—but it’s a good thing. Read on to see what they’re doing.