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In a Freddie Mac Perspectives blog, Kevin Palmer, SVP of Single-Family Credit Risk Transfer, explained how credit risk transfers and Guarantee fees have much more in common that one might think—one gives Freddie Mac significant insight into the other.

According to an industry report, home prices are projected to increase nationally by 5 percent from July 2017 to July 2018. Take a look at why this is occurring and which U.S. metro areas are experiencing the most year-over-year change

Microbubbles can be found across the country, but pending legislation could make it ease the burden on the housing market.

Ocwen discusses diversity and how the Ocwen Global Women’s Network is tackling the most pressing issues facing female executives today.

Mortgage Contracting Services announced that the company has completed its Service Organization Control, Type # SOC 2 examination. The examination was administered by the CPA firm, Schellman & Company, LLC.

Sellers are still in control of the market, but buyers may be becoming less willing or able to pay. See what recent data has to say about the supply and demand dynamic in the housing market.

Overall construction spending is on a downturn, dropping by about $8 billion in July alone, but there's a silver lining for the housing industry: residential construction is actually up.

The mortgage industry will soon convene at the 14th annual Five Star Conference and Expo beginning Monday, September 18th and continuing through Wednesday, September 20th at the Hyatt Regency in Dallas, Texas.

For the fourth time in five months, pending home sales fell in all regions. Economist Lawrence Yun believes the housing market could be stuck in a holding pattern with little sign of breaking through.

Property damage caused by Hurricane Harvey is projected to be between $51 billion and $75 billion, but there are immense unknown costs. Take a look at how the preliminary damage assessment compares to that of Hurricane Katrina.