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Coppell, Texas-headquartered Caliber Home Loans, Inc. (Caliber), has announced the launch of a new mobile platform. Featuring three mobile phone apps customized for three user groups–borrowers, the Caliber sales force, and their business associates–all users receive real-time information and the ...

The United States was hit hard by the housing crisis. Here’s how financial services holding company Ocwen is working to help families save their mortgages and stay in their homes.

Taking a major step toward its stated goal of providing industry-wide integration solutions for law firms in the default servicing market, Carrollton, Texas-based a360inc announced Wednesday it has acquired the CaseAware Suite of technology solutions from KMC Information Systems. A360inc acquired both KMC’s case management system, CaseAware Manage, and its middleware integration module, CaseAware Integrate. A360inc CEO Scott Brinkley says law firms in the mortgage industry can stand to benefit from a more cohesive case management system, and that is what a360inc aims to provide.

The Eleventh Appellate District Court issued a ruling on the duty to record mortgage and mortgage assignments recently. Read on to see the terms of the case, and the court’s decision.

The Texas located office of Codilis & Stawiarski, P.C. announced that it has made an update to its address. The firm has been serving the Texas community for over 25 years.

Single-Family Residential Platform announced how it sold its portfolio for a multi-million dollar total sale price. The platform has collectively raised billions.

The Compliance Group has announced that its list of clients expanded by 20% in the second quarter of 2014, evidencing the fact that demand for compliance services grew.

Connecticut's housing market headed into summer with a promising gain in home sales, reflecting the spoils of an active spring season.

The Texas economy grew during the first half of 2014. From January 1 through the end of June, Texas employment has grown 3.3 percent, which is better than the national average.

The housing market in San Jose, California, has been cooling over time and prices have recently flattened. The trends imply a weakening market, according to Kristen Evans, an analyst for Altos Research LLC. “Despite the consistent decrease in the Market Action Index (MAI), we're in a ‘Seller's Market’ where significant demand leaves little inventory available.”