Automated appraisal models are contributing to disparities in property taxes between different populations, according to consumer advocates.

New York may soon include insurance companies in its Community Reinvestment Act regulations to combat rising homeowners insurance costs.

A HUD official warned that he would unleash an “investigative storm” on fair housing advocates who violate the Fair Housing Act.

Craig Trainor, assistant secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity at HUD, warned fair housing advocates that if they aren't compliant with the law, he would bring an "investigative storm" against them.

Liability under ERISA for MBS structures could be impacted by a recent appeals court’s ruling in a long-running lawsuit.

The new proposed staffing plan could allow the CFPB to follow through with a series of directives issued by President Trump in March.

Washington state’s financial regulator has accused Newrez of repeatedly violating the state’s Consumer Loan Act through “deficient” mortgage servicing practices.

MBA wants the reporting threshold for HMDA to be increased to reduce burdens on lenders.

In a court filing last week, the administration offered a revised plan to lay off nearly 53% of the bureau’s current staff, downsizing the agency from 1,174 employees to 556.

The trade group asked the bureau to raise the loan reporting threshold for HMDA and remove the quarterly reporting requirement. NCRC asked the CFPB to retain its current HMDA data collection efforts.