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Fannie Mae has unleashed a new tool that will help servicers analyze additional borrower information to determine more quickly whether or not a distressed homeowner qualifies for a Fannie Mae loan modification.

As the mortgage lending industry moves into the future, the next clear step for most lenders is to fully embrace next-gen tech solutions that will allow borrowers to complete their loan originations completely online.

Ocwen Financial's mortgage servicing practices have been the center of much scrutiny among its customers but new data shows that this picture is slowly but surely changing.

Peer-to-peer lending, or crowdlending to unrelated people done outside of financial institutions has seen robust growth in recent years, especially among homeowners.

Bank of America will continuing outsourcing origination services through PHH Corp., to its Merrill Lynch clients.

The housing market is still trekking down the recovery path, and although the market has not returned to its peak, it has made significant progress since crisis times.

Technology is becoming one of the single most important aspects and drivers of growth in the housing industry. Originators, servicers, investors, and others in real estate need to ensure that they are implementing different technologies within their businesses.

Now that the Federal Reserve has raised the federal funds target rate, which will impact interest rates, prospective homebuyers are probably weighing their mortgage financing options.

Confidence among home builders dipped down slightly in December, but builders remain optimistic about the housing market.

While the 2016 housing market is expected to experience a decline in activity, many economist believe that this slowdown could be a positive for the industry.