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Brianna Gilpin, Online Editor for MReport and DS News, is a graduate of Texas A&M University where she received her B.A. in Telecommunication Media Studies. Gilpin previously worked at Hearst Media, one of the nation's leading diversified media and information services companies. To contact Gilpin, email [email protected].

Amending Federal Mortgage Disclosure

Effective October 10, 2017, the Federal Mortgage Disclosure Requirements under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act and the Truth in Lending Act that are implemented in Regulation Z will be changed to clarify technical amendments. See what’s being changed here.

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The Housing and Construction Conundrum

The construction industry is lagging behind despite home prices being close to pre-recession peaks. Homebuilders say labor shortage is to blame, but income for workers hasn’t changed since 2006. If they increase wages, then home prices would go beyond buyers reach. So what can be done?

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All in a Day’s Work

Since its inception in 2006, only 14 executives have been honored as recipients of the Five Star Lifetime Achievement Award. On September 19, the Five Star Institute will honor another individual for their service and dedication to the mortgage industry.

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What State Gives More for What You Get?

It’s important to find a job that is both rewarding and in an area buyers enjoy—but what about being in an area that will produce the most income? Take a look at what state came out on top for discretionary income.

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As individuals make their way through the industry and companies merge, keep watch on the important highlights in this activity update. Flagstar Bank recently announced the addition of Kristy ...

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My Home is Worth What?

There’s some discrepancy between homeowners and appraisers property values, according to a recent report. See what areas came in higher than expected.

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5 States Headed for Correction

Home prices are rising and inventory is low—sound familiar? Though it means that housing confidence is up, it also means for certain areas that we could be headed for a correction.

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