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Fannie Mae researchers attribute the sharp turn in perceptions to winter blues.

Over the last year several decisions and regulatory actions suggest industry standards are soon going to become the way of life for lenders.

Has your company given you no training at all, some training or have they arranged for professional sales training?

The housing sector is increasingly a drag on consumption and job creation. The fault lies not with the market but with ill-considered regulations and bank capital rules.

Zaio Corp., a Canadian company that tracks property values in the U.S., is in talks to acquire Axis Appraisal Management Solutions.

USMI, the new trade group being formed to replace the Mortgage Insurance Companies of America, will include all of the active carriers in the industry – except AIG's United Guaranty.

These companies have cut 21,500 employees since last summer.

The Community Home Lenders Association is pointing to President Obama's recently released budget as proof that the Federal Housing Administration has leeway to lower premiums.

Carl Cole was sentenced for his role in a $30 million scam in the Bakersfield, Calif. market.

Scott Tomlinson at Flint Community Bank used a meeting with the agency's deputy director to speak his mind on the shortcomings of mortgage regulation.