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Recently, Wells Fargo has been in the news for a number of different things, but could the latest update mean a drop in stock? See what an industry voice has to say in the Video Spotlight.

With the LIBOR index is going away, U.S. consumers could face a future without adjustable-rate mortgages. So why would lenders write mortgages against an index that will soon not exist? They’re asking that question too.

CoreLogic announced that its 4506-T income verification product has fully integrated with Fannie Mae’s Desktop Underwriter platform (UD) to provide Day 1 Certainty service. In November 2016, Fannie ...

The deadline is fast approaching to nominate a colleague for MReport’s special Women in Housing Issue, which closes at the end of day Monday, August 7th.

The debate over the coming appraiser shortage doesn’t seem to be going away. But whether you believe there’s a shortage or not – and I believe there is – folks on both sides agree we’re having a hard time attracting people to the profession, and that something needs to change.

The same amount of people are looking at homes, so why is the percentage of submitted contracts going down? See why in the Video Spotlight.

Wells Fargo is finally putting its past VA refinance issues behind it, agreeing to pay a hefty settlement to the Federal government today. Get the details of the bank’s settlement—and latest legal troubles—now.

Most hardworking Americans already know about the gender pay gap. But recent data reveals there is a certain type of company that could be giving working women fairer ...

They say everything is bigger in Texas—but when it comes to home price appreciation, Texas is taking most of the south with it.

Millennials are discussed at length in the housing industry. Questions tend to look at the group as a whole, but what about the breakdown between millennial men and women? They differ more than you think.