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MReport examines how the mortgage-hiring landscape has changed over the last few tumultuous years, and what lenders and financial institutions are doing to keep up with these changes.

New Residential intends to finance the transaction with existing cash and asset-based financing from Goldman Sachs, with the deal expected to close in Q4.

Year-over-year, affordability declined in August, but progress was seen month-over-month, with median family income on the rise.

One of the biggest factors people with families consider when choosing a new home is what the environment will be like for their children as they grow; a new report covers the top 50 metro areas nationwide.

ServiceLink’s Phillip Petrie shares his thoughts with MReport on the future of title, from emerging threats, to potentially transformative innovations.

Climbing interest rates drove down rate lock volumes across the board in September, but the largest decline was seen—once again—in locks on rate/term refinance loans.

North Carolina is the most expensive state to be sued in, with insurance rates increasing 38% or $529 more a year. This is followed by Alaska and Maine, where rates increased by 33%.

MReport speaks with lending experts about the benefits of challenges facing depository lenders vs. nonbanks.

Those in the market seeking an affordable house will be hard-pressed to find anything in their budget as low inventory continues to push prices skyward.

Janet Loriot, EVP, The Financial Institution Group, SWBC, speaks with DS5 about what happens when the market shifts.