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
Law firms circle the real estate giant, seeking damages for alleged federal securities law violations
Two legal experts explain what the CFPB's investigation of co-marketing arrangements at a real estate giant could mean
Lawsuit seeks class-action status on behalf of shareholders
Legal action could have a 'material impact' on the company's future operations
The CFPB amended its rules to make it clear that the mortgage document can be shared with real estate professionals
The House Financial Services Committee put together a bill that passed along party lines
How the results of this probe could affect the industry, portals and real estate professionals
Real estate giant expects to pull in at least $1.05 billion in revenue this year
Are consumers facing a return to a 'hodgepodge of agencies' managing complaints?