Investment

Redwood closed its first securitization backed by single-family rentals after acquiring CoreVest. Here’s what the transaction could mean for the company.

Built-for-rent home volumes slipped in the third quarter, but according to some research, rentals are still causing strain on the market.

After many single-family homes went into foreclosure after 2008, investors, instead of re-selling, turned these homes into rentals. Here's how one expert proposes addressing the affordability issues this trend has brought.

In a recent case, Myles v. Pennymac Loan Services, LLC, a court ruled that default has no impact on assignment. Here's why.

Home values have been rising every quarter for the past eight years, however, one city has investors showing caution going into 2020.

Some cities have been seeing cooling home values outside of the norm. Here's where investors may want to hold off on buying into for now.

While Las Vegas was “ground zero” for the real estate bubble, the city has show signs of recovery in recent years. Here's how the city's shrinking number of foreclosed home sales reflect that recovery.

Here's how smaller, rural-focused mortgage loan servicers compare to the larger players in delinquencies and loan volume.

The Blackstone Group Inc. has sold the last of its shares in Invitation Homes, the company’s rental business, which it created in 2012 to capitalize on the growing demand for rental properties.

While default rates are low overall, why are first-time mortgage defaults rising? Click through to learn more.