Editor's Note: The Women in Housing Power Players are women in the housing industry that have played a pivotal role in the mortgage industry, and MReport is honored to ...

Because Equifax is not entirely a financial institution, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may run into trouble issuing penalties for Equifax's recent data breach of 143 million of its consumers’ information.

As another Five Star Conference has come to a close, the industry reflects upon the opportunities that engagement and learning the previous days have afforded. Insights were delivered ...

The U.S. Territory of Puerto Rico has been devastated following the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the third hurricane to make landfall on U.S. soil in the last two months. See the extent of the damage, as well as future plan for action in this Video Spotlight.

Earlier this week, MReport and DS News sat down with Jorge Ponce, Director of Business Development & Implementation at FirstClose; Joey McDuffee, Director at Wipro Gallagher Solutions; and Kevin Watson, District Manager, Middle Tennessee at Churchill Mortgage to discuss inventory woes in the housing market. In Part Two of this three-part series, we discussed potential incentives to getting more homes into the marketplace.

Cyprexx Services, LLC in partnership with Prempoint Inc. plans to launch a new entry management system in Fall 2017, dubbed Lockwise. Lockwise is a new keyless entry management system that allows property access to be granted digitally, syncing with the Prempoint app,

In what might seem contrary to reduced figures on existing-homes for sale for August, the most recent report from the U.S. Census Bureau on housing start for the month points toward optimism in the housing market.

According to the National Association of Realtors Existing-Home Sales report for August, total inventory dropped again, which is the fourth time in five months that a decline was recorded.

A recent study conducted a national survey to determine the largest barriers of home ownership at determined by potential buyers, and the results could be surprising.

So few companies are run by women in the mortgage industry that they stand out by simply existing. Take a closer look, and it’s clear these women-led organizations are growing at a faster pace, with a more disruptive influence than less diverse companies in our industry. Editor’s Note: This Feature first appeared in the September issue of MReport, available now.