A shift for the CFPB looms while republicans propose bills to dismiss current CFPB director, or re-structure the top entirely. The post Looming Changes on the Horizon for the [...]

A new survey from the University of Michigan has revealed a steep political divide in consumer sentiment and expectations. The post Consumer Confidence Hit Hard by Political Divide     appeared [...]

Ed Delgado, President and CEO of The Five Star Institute, addressed FORCE members in a webinar about the housing market, saying the next 12 months will be "difficult for [...]

According to WalletHub, this city was the number one city for real estate agents. What factors contributed to this ranking? The post The Top City for Real Estate Agents [...]

A recent research paper detailed banks’ “looser lending” policies were also geared towards construction firms during the 2008 crisis. The post Paper Compares Looser Lending Policies appeared first on [...]

Analysts found that loans modified after 2014 have higher re-default rates—what’s behind the increase? The post Risky Business? New Loan Mods Re-default at Higher Rates appeared first on DSNews. [...]

The National Association of Federally-insured Credit Unions has come out in support of H.R. 916, a recently reintroduced House bill that threatens to end guarantee fees spending. The post [...]

Seriously underwater homes in the U.S. dropped significantly in the last two years, what has caused this decrease? The post Tide Lowers for Underwater Properties appeared first on DSNews. [...]

According to a recently published letter, ambiguities in TRID-RESPA regulations are hurting both consumers and lenders. The post Seeking Clarity in New TRID Amendments appeared first on DSNews. Source: [...]

The Credit Score Competition Act, which seeks to force giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to use alternative scoring when evaluating home mortgage purchases, was reintroduced by U.S. Reps. [...]