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The housing market continues to favor investors who are buying distressed and nondistressed assets with cash.

Sometimes the most innocent comment in a blog ends up turning into a partisan response.

House appreciation slowed in the Pacific states even though price increases could top 20% this year.

Bill Dallas looks to leverage the lessons he learned from his previous efforts working with mortgage brokers.

The number of active mortgages in foreclosure continues to fall as of month-end September, but the delinquency rate increased.

The new qualified mortgage rule is pressuring vendors of loan origination systems to work with lenders to recode their units. There's a lot of work to be done before the Jan. 10 deadline.

The company reports earnings of $36 million in the third quarter, as a $13 million pretax charge helps to reduce results by 38%.

GRFConnex is a short sale and deed-in-lieu processing system that helps mortgage businesses remain in compliance.

Servicers must change their conduct to fit the times and regulatory environment, and some of the largest have done that.

BOK Financial Corp. develops correspondent program to expand its mortgage business nationwide.

Servicers continue to play close attention to regulation implemented in response to the unprecedented circumstances surrounding the mortgage industry since 2007.

The cost to originate a home loan is skyrocketing as lenders try to comply with stricter rules to catch problem loans. Technology would better automate the loan process, but can small lenders justify the investment?

Declining refinance volumes that forced mortgage companies to trim staff and fire loan officers finally register in industry job numbers.

Next year the industry is going to be paying close attention to new rules because of the changing regulatory landscape.

The housing market hits a rough spot as existing home sales slow, prices fall and government actions deter some buyers.

A still-heavy volume of foreclosures is likely to act as a continuing constraint on building activity.

The percentage of minorities getting mortgages has stayed flat the last couple of years. With credit as tight as it has been, that may not be so bad a showing.

The pace of home price appreciation during the third quarter of 2013 was only half during the second quarter.

Lenders and investors can breathe a little easier now that the IRS is verifying borrower’s income.