Journal

What do the shifting trends in home values and rentals signal? Here's what a report revealed on how values have altered the housing market in the past year.

A proposed change in appraisal regulations could move a regulatory goalpost that’s been in place since 1994. Click through to learn how these proposed alterations could impact the industry.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s Final Rule is designed to provide more flexibility when it comes to allocating Affordable Housing Program Funds. Click through to learn the details.

Padgett Law Group, a Legal League 100 member firm and a leading regional default services law firm serving the southeastern United States, is celebrating 25 years of service. PLG currently operates in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Texas.

Sagent Lending Technologies announced that it has supported 1 million consumer loans on LoanServ, the loan-servicing system powering the servicing operations of many leading financial businesses in the U.S. and Canada.

Figure Home Advantage lets homeowners convert their home equity into cash they can put to use while continuing to enjoy life at home without the ongoing burden of property taxes, repairs, and maintenance.

IDS announced the promotion of two of its employees. Clint Salisbury, Former Manager of Implementation and Travis Carroll from IDS' Integrations team take up new roles.

Equator, a provider of residential loan default software and marketing solutions for many of the country’s top servicers, real estate agents, and vendors, has announced an agreement with Factom, Inc. to integrate the Factom Harmony blockchain-as-a-service platform into the Equator PRO solution.

Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc. announced that it is incorporating the company’s patent-pending geocoding technology into its whole loan trading platform in order to shield borrower addresses from being shared with non-buying entities throughout the whole loan bidding process.

AHP Servicing, a Chicago-based specialty servicer of past-due residential mortgages, announced today it has launched a new $50 million Regulation A offering to foster its mission of helping homeowners keep their homes out of foreclosure.