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The retention rate among servicers is at a 17-year low the latest Intercontinental Exchange Mortgage Monitor report found.

The mortgage shop is accusing Tammy Richards of breaching her contract by allegedly stealing customer loan information.

An Office of Management and Budget memo took issue with cuts to the Treasury Department and an attempt to take the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau into the congressional appropriations process.

The late executive was praised for her leadership and active mentoring of women in the mortgage industry.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a report last week examining state CRA laws that have a more expansive scope and are more tightly integrated in the state licensing process.

The Federal Housing Administration has a floated modernized policy that could permanently replace the temporary one but was asked for more implementation time.

Bigger metro areas Austin, Phoenix and Atlanta each added at least 16,000 units over the past year, increasing their inventories by as much as 5.6%. Rents consequently fell in each market.

The withdrawal of pandemic housing relief and high home prices have heightened consumer strain, according to nonprofit Money Management International.

Voters in one of the U.S. most expensive markets are poised to approve a ballot measure tripling the supplemental property tax that funds programs to support affordable housing.

Heads of the three major bank regulatory agencies made their case for why the recently finalized framework implementing the Community Reinvestment Act is not all bad for the banks subjected to it.