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Foreclosed homes that met their fate during the housing crisis are gaining value nearly twice as much as other homes—but with no benefit to the original owners of the homes.

The short list for Donald Trump's running mate consists of three candidates. Where do they stand on housing policy?

HUD created the Distressed Asset Stabilization Program (DASP) in 2010 as a way to protect the interests of taxpayers. Were recent proposed changes to DASP in direct opposition to that objective?

The introduction of the CHOICE Act—the Republicans’ proposed alternative to Dodd-Frank—last month by Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) has sparked even more fierce debate between the parties in his Committee.

With national foreclosure inventory and serious delinquencies now back to pre-crisis levels, is this the new normal for the foreclosure landscape?

Landmark Network, Inc., a California-based provider of valuation management services and technology for mortgage lenders and mortgage brokers, has announced the addition of Robert Scheer to the company as Chief Strategy Officer.

Edward L. Robinson has been named SVP and head of Fifth Third Mortgage, where he will be responsible for overseeing all mortgage-related functions at Fifth Third.

Nancy Corsiglia will join Ginnie Mae as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, reporting to President Ted Tozer, Ginnie Mae announced on Monday.

The FHFA has determined that borrowers eligible for principal reduction tend to be concentrated in communities across the country that have not yet fully recovered from the foreclosure crisis.

Two Senate Committee Chairmen are seeking more information from the FHFA's Office of Inspector General on the OIG's finances, hiring and firing practices, organizational chart, and retaining of private attorneys.