The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau signaled an interest in ending a temporary exemption that allows government-backed loans to exceed 43 percent debt-to-income ratio
Freedom Mortgage reported inaccurate information on race and sex between 2014 and 2017. The firm originated more than 50,000 mortgages per year during that period
Most were pleased with President Trump's performance and identified with him as a real estate business person
In 2007, only 30% of first-time service members and veteran buyers used a VA loan. That increased to 78% by 2016
The settlement ends a federal lawsuit accusing the mortgage company of illegally foreclosing on 6 homes
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is raising fines across the board for violations of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, which prevents kickbacks between brokers and lenders
The US Senate voted 50-49 on Thursday to approve Kraninger as head of the agency that regulates banks and lenders on behalf of the public
The class-action lawsuit alleged Zillow defrauded investors by failing to disclose its co-marketing program was under investigation for RESPA violations
Eric Blankenstein, who oversees fair lending enforcement within the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, used N-word multiple times in the unearthed blog post from 2004
A more conservative SCOTUS could mean less government regulation and fewer protections for LGBTQ individuals
CFPB concludes investigation into whether the tech giant violated RESPA law when letting agents and lenders combine marketing efforts
Lending giant allegedly charged borrowers fines for the bank's own mistakes
The DC Court of Appeals overturned the agency's $109 million fine of PHH Mortgage Corporation, but says CFPB is constitutional.
Lawsuit alleges that Zillow 'concealing' home valuations for certain brokers hurts competition. Does it hold water?
Traffic to mobile apps and websites reaches new high
