Technology

Delinquency rates on home equity lines of credit rose last year and appear to be stabilizing.

ISGN CEO Ritesh Idnani explains how regulatory requirements often lead to new developments in mortgage technology.

The latest data from CoreLogic showed a drop in both foreclosure and shadow inventory figures, exemplifying more positive news in the nation’s housing recovery.

Incentive pay to executives and senior managers at independent mortgage banking companies increased significantly in 2012, compared to the leaner years.

Due to higher home price gains across much of the nation, continuous improvements in distressed market measures and greater consumer confidence, a more optimistic home value projection was made by Clear Capital.

Doorsteps, an online tool used by Realtors to educate prospective homebuyers, has widened its scope to be of use to bank loan officers.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac seller/servicers completed 106,900 HARP refinancings in April, up 8% from the month prior.

Mortgage Electronic Recording Systems Inc. has won dismissal of a lawsuit filed against it in a federal court in Rhode Island.

The housing industry’s recovery efforts are progressing through May as mortgage delinquencies have decreased 43% from their 2010 peak, according to Lender Processing Services.