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Despite elevated prices and supply-chain bottlenecks, October application activity was up for the second time in three months and pushed the average loan size to a record high.

Bargain-hunting buyers are willing to make a purchase on the courthouse steps or via online sale, according to ServiceLink.

The data aggregator assembled a group of technology companies that has developed a set of security standards for startups. It is open for comment ahead of an anticipated implementation in the second half of next year.

Advocates negotiating with the Minneapolis bank also want commitments for mortgage assistance and payouts to financial nonprofits. The pressure for Federal Reserve hearings coincides with Biden administration calls for more scrutiny of big bank mergers.

A pilot conducted with a handful of independent financial advisors has transitioned to a full roll-out, with the lender offering a discount of up to $5,000 to potential borrowers through the broker-dealer.

The fintech’s algorithms are programmed like "Tesla’s self-driving cars," according to the company’s CEO.

The Federal Housing Administration’s capital fund is at a 14-year high, which industry groups say is proof borrowers are paying to much for mortgage insurance. But with elevated delinquencies resulting from the pandemic, officials said they remain cautious about pricing.

Real estate investors acquired a record 18% of U.S. homes sold in the third quarter of 2021, wagering $64 billion that home prices and rents will continue to surge.

Unpaid balances among distressed loans also dropped by over 10% to under $200 billion.