The LA Tenants Union is leading the charge against gentrification
Jumbo mortgages are among those reports as the most frequently met with fraud.
The most common scenario of concern involves lenders renting space within a real estate office
Other states like Vermont have tried to put a tax on the intangible cloud, but the Windy City is giving it a shot
What the experts are saying
Diversity & Inclusion Self-Assessment Tool Kit helps government agencies and financial services companies comply with Dodd-Frank’s workplace diversity requirements
The T-Mobile and Experian hacking left questions for consumers
The dark side of negative interest rates
After 15-year struggle for emortgage adoption, are companies finally ready to embrace electronic technology in the mortgage process?
Maps, permits and research professionals can give you the complete picture of a property
Some feel the bureau’s interpretation of RESPA is overly broad, while others say key questions remain unanswered
The new Closing Disclosure will remove a lot of the buyer's anxiety from the home-buying process
Federal and state laws protect the trans community, but discrimination persists
The bill now awaits approval by the Senate — but a Presidential veto is likely
Know that to ask and what to expect
Don't be frightened by the new rules for mortgages