Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule will cull data about some areas where segregation and integration remain a problem 4 decades after act’s passage
Company’s webcam notary service finally catches real estate closings up to technology
City's sign ordinance has strict guidelines, but some Realtors and residents think it's hindering sales
6 significant factors determine how the employee-employer relationship should work
Other states like Vermont have tried to put a tax on the intangible cloud, but the Windy City is giving it a shot
CFPB deputy director steps down to tend to family matters, leaving behind a bureau embroiled in congressional criticism
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Chicagoans looking to rent out their homes for Lollapalooza can act fast to get appropriate licensing for fast-approaching event
Agents and brokers tell CFPB they support moving implementation deadline but still have concerns about disclosure timing requirements and software issues
Local officials want to separate locals from tourists and limit rentals to a minimum 1-year lease
After Supreme Court ruling in favor of disparate impact over fair housing, HUD aims to make it easier to create diverse communities
City voters are speaking loudly on potential harsher limitations and regulations
In comment letter regarding new effective date, trade group seeks formal trial implementation period, clarification of other aspects of closing process
The forms, possible waiting periods and new roles all laid out for you
White paper calls for operational, capital and liquidity requirements for loan servicers
LexisNexis report highlights spike in mortgage applications misrepresented as first-residence loans