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San Francisco-based automated mortgage transaction technology provider Roostify has announced that it has completed integration with DocMagic, a provider of loan document preparation, compliance, eSign, and eDelivery solutions headquartered in Torrance, California.

Single-family house prices in May were up from April and from a year ago, and should steadily rise through next spring, according to CoreLogic.

Perpetual Wall Street enemy Senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced a new bill that purports to relieve taxpayers of the losses incurred from derivates trading and pass it on to Wall Street investors.

Ohio native and head of the CFPB Richard Cordray is not formally on Hillary Clinton's list for vice president. But some Democrats think he should be.

A June rate hike was widely expected but did not occur. Now with the Brexit vote, some are suggesting it is going to be a while before the Fed raises long-term interest rates.

One week after the controversial Brexit vote, some in the industry can already see how the vote affected rates, which may in turn affect housing demand.

Ethical issues with mortgage applications dropped in May, continuing a years-long downswing, according to the latest First American Loan Application Defect Index.

Fixed-rate mortgages are dropping in the wake of the U.K.’s Brexit vote, with 30-year mortgages hitting a three-year low this week.

The U.S. housing market remains on solid footing despite facing broader economic headwinds following a disappointing May jobs report, slowing U.S. GDP growth, and uncertainty in global markets, according to Ten-X.

The FSOC reversed its determination that “material financial distress at [GE Capital] could pose a threat to U.S. financial stability.”