The pandemic caused the iBuying market to come to a standstill, resulting in 50% less volume.

The newly public mortgage lender, Guild, reported $182.1 million in net income for the third quarter while the soon-to-be listed Finance of America posted net earnings of $241.6 million.

Immediate actions by lawmakers is essential to prevent a national foreclosure crisis early next year, consumer groups believe. In a new Census Bureau survey, more than a third of the respondents said they may face foreclosure or eviction in the next two months.

The new deadline will allow Oceanwide to move forward with other regulatory measures needed to close the transaction after it was re-approved by the National Development and Reform Commission in China.

The traditional models used to predict consumer credit performance and newer machine learning methods can be extremely inaccurate, according to a new report.

Time to start thinking about 2021? Sure, but lenders are plenty busy these days. The fourth quarter could be a barn-burner, just like 3Q20.

The MBA and many other trade groups have urged federal regulators to extend a break on troubled debt restructuring for loan mods related to the coronavirus.

Moving the origination process online has done little to reduce the racial disparities in mortgage lending, according to a new analysis of HMDA data.

Incorporating alternative data into the underwriting model with rigorous front-end control may help eliminate racial inequality in housing, according to industry analysts.

Pre-pandemic, consumers would start shopping 180 days before closing on a mortgage. The window has now shrunk to 100 days.