As the pandemic meanders on, state regulators are following the lead of employers and adopting agile workplace policies, including changing branch licensing requirements.

Even in the midst of increased volume, minority borrowers were more likely to be denied.

Delinquencies have improved in 12 of the last 14 months, but there are one million more borrowers 90+ days late than at the beginning of the pandemic.

Three New York mayors have filed lawsuits against Ocwen/PHH in an attempt to send a message to servicers to take care of “zombie properties.”

While ESG factors have mattered since the 1990s, KBRA analyst Eric Thompson said questions such as whether an asset will be impacted by rising sea levels are gaining more prominence.

The regulator for the California mortgage industry has released an annual report that includes best practices by originators and lenders who have a low level of consumer complaints.

Mr. Cooper is facing legal challenges to this spring's series of unauthorized withdrawals that it says was caused by a systems test made by its electronic payments vendor.

The bureau wants to provide help to renters, homeowners and landlords facing post-pandemic affordable housing challenges.

The nation’s fourth-largest mortgage servicer is being hit on the legal front over a “processing issue” that caused unauthorized withdrawals of monthly mortgage payments.

The latest $22 million settlement brings to an end a lawsuit accusing Wells Fargo of wrongfully denying loan modifications to borrowers who eventually lost their homes to foreclosure.