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The two Democratic presidential hopefuls each have separate views on housing policy, and they will each be trying to win one of the states that was most affected by the housing crisis.

How are delinquent residential single-family mortgage loans modified by Fannie Mae performing after their modifications? The industry is about to find out.

Mortgaged properties for sale have seen huge declines in recent years, and the driving force behind the decrease is the declines in non-current inventory and noncurrent listing share.

While the cash sales share has declined by more than 20 percent since peaking five years ago, a disparity remains between cash sales transactions in among the highest and lowest valued homes.

With the Fed scheduled to release the results of its annual stress test near the end of June, the Senate Banking Committee will hold a hearing to examine regulation for bank capital and liquidity requirements.

After two consecutive monthly spikes early in the year, bankruptcy filings are headed back down.

Domestic-based mortgage services provider, LenderLive, recently announced a new organizational structure that aligns its various business divisions under two broad units—mortgage and services—as well as corresponding leadership changes.

The nation’s unemployment rate took a tumble from April to May, but by and large that was the only good news from Friday's BLS employment situation for May 2016.

Why did a panel deny the FHFA's request to transfer four cases involving the GSE Profit Sweep to a district court in Washington, D.C.?

While mortgages are performing better and the default space occupies a much smaller portion of the mortgage industry than it did at its peak six years ago, one troubling stat lingers.