Fannie and Freddie still have a long road ahead before potentially being privatized—and first, they need funding. The post Why Wall Street Is Critical to GSE Reform appeared first [...]

Advancing technology, as well as new clientele and expectations, are changing how the industry operates. What does this mean for title insurance moving forward? Editor’s note: This feature originally [...]

An expert on the metric discusses the significance of the yield curve, and what it suggests about the future of the economy and housing. The post Are Recession Signals [...]

Paul Clement will be defending the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in a case centered around the constitutionality of the CFPB's leadership structure. What could this mean for the industry? [...]

Delinquency rates continue to trend downward, despite a sudden September uptick. Find out which states hold the lowest volume of non-current inventory. The post Delinquencies Hit Seasonal Uptick appeared [...]

Strong customer service can’t be found in a call rubric, phone metrics, or a customer survey. Find out how you can better connect with and retain your customers. The [...]

Should a recession occur, a new report suggests these areas are best positioned to weather the storm well. The post The Most Recession-Proof States appeared first on DSNews. Source: [...]

Find out how the social media company’s $1 billion project may add thousands of affordable housing units. The post Facebook Joins Google, Microsoft in Funding Affordable Housing appeared first [...]

Over 1.5 million U.S. single-family homes and condos are vacant, and in a new report, find out which counties in each state hold the highest percentage of unoccupied homes. [...]

New information shows how wildfires and hurricanes affected delinquency rates and home prices in the following months. The post Natural Disasters and Their Impact on the Housing Market appeared [...]