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The increase in late payments ends three consecutive months of declines to record lows, but the uptick could be an aberration.

The credit reporting agency is trying to get a CFPB lawsuit dismissed by claiming the consumer bureau didn’t sign off on a 2017 consent order for the same violations.

Mortgage lenders are increasingly relying on third-party data to determine the amount of incentive to offer.

Low-income housing tax credits that incent the creation of affordable apartment units have provisions that make buildings less susceptible to damage from natural disasters, but they’re not consistent, Freddie Mac found.

Earnings posted by the two bank holding companies show increased production on a quarter-to-quarter basis, although gain on sale sank at both.

Historical statistics examined by Standard & Poor’s suggest the two servicing trends, which widespread use of forbearance intensified and highlighted in the past two years, may have some staying power.

Largely, economists surveyed agreed with the decision by the Fed to continue to raise interest rates to slow inflation.

Builders across the U.S. have been cutting prices and offerings deals so houses don't sit empty.

The firm, which owes warehouse lenders approximately $418 million, has already been granted by a federal judge $175 million in debtor-in-possession financing by PIMCO and Barclays Bank to fund loans in its pipeline.

Katie Jones is the third woman added to the GSE’s chief officer ranks in the past year.