Amilda Dymi

Carrington Mortgage Services appointed Harold Michaud as area manager for Northern California.

The lawsuit claims the bank failed to maintain and market foreclosed homes in minority neighborhoods in Chicago, Memphis and Washington, in violation of the Fair Housing Act.

Mortgage servicing has long been a scale business, but rising compliance costs are now threatening the survival of smaller operations that lack efficient systems or staff expertise, industry experts say.

The Mortgage Bankers Association is trying "to get the regulators to just be aware of where one rule conflicts with another," says the trade group's president, David Stevens.

A New York startup vows to reduce risk and bring transparency and regulatory oversight to a much-hyped investment class.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new notification requirements for property valuations have rekindled old debates over appraisal alternatives and are expected to add costs alongside yet another layer of mortgage litigation risk.

Alaska is the last on a very short list of states that have digitized 100% of their real estate and land inventories.

Mortgage companies, including mortgage servicing and property preservation firms that invest in the wrong type of data drilling and search engine optimization tools, can be in big trouble.

The Dream Makers program helped more than 200 military families attain homeownership.

Representative of more than 2,200 community-based organizations nationwide support President Obama's call to generate affordable housing that supports community and economic development that promotes the recovery in the long term.

Three default and fraud risk management veterans have established PointPredictive, a new firm that ties business and science to provide target technology solutions.

The partnership supports Cenlar's efforts to organically integrate new features and update internal systems to comply with customer protection laws that came into effect in 2014.

Mortgage, title and real estate firms might seem as if they are guarded against cybercrimes, in comparison to credit card companies, but they are not, according to a financial services technology expert.

The Dallas-based national mortgage banker has opened two new branches and added staff in an effort to expand its presence in the area.

Family wealth differences are having a more pronounced effect on consumer behavior as home prices increase, according to the Consumer Federation of America. And it does not look promising for homeownership hopefuls.

Strategic partnership turns run-down, extremely poor neighborhood of Anchorage, Ala., into a mixed-use residential and commercial center.

The Rate Reset Protection option enables eligible borrowers to reset and lock-in a lower rate on a conforming, jumbo and super jumbo five-year adjustable-rate mortgage up to five times during the life of the loan.

Current mortgage lending growth assessments are consistently pointing in one direction: jumbo loans, and to a lesser extent home equity credit lines. But these loans make sense only in certain areas.

Ocwen Loan Servicing's currently stable servicer quality metrics are insufficient when it comes to easing analysts' concerns.

The Patchogue, N.Y.-based mortgage lender is using a new platform to enhance service, sales and compliance.