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The Federal Housing Administration recently announced that it will begin requiring lenders originating new reverse mortgages, to provide a second property appraisal under certain circumstances. Find out what circumstances call for a second appraisal.

Industry thought leaders gave insights and discussed the U.S. housing market and what it would look like going into 2019 at a speaker series on Wednesday. Here’s what they shared.

From millennials to baby boomers, creating a diverse workforce spurs innovative thinking—and savvy tech tools. Editor's Note: This feature originally appeared in the September issue of MReport.

According to a recent report, millennials are the driving force behind some the the country’s most popular markets. Find out what these young buyers are looking for in these markets.

Pending home sales dropped slightly according to a recent report, though most Americans still believe now is a good time to sell. Find out how home sales have performed over the summer.

Ocwen Financial Corporation along with Bridgeport Neighborhood Trust will host a borrower outreach event to discuss loan modification options with families who are having trouble making their mortgage payments. Find out how to register and attend.

Whenever a disaster hits, mortgage fraud, defects, and misrepresentation always go up as some try to take advantage of the situation. How might the mortgage application defect rate be impacted following Hurricane Florence?

Most Americans believe now is the best time to sell, according to a recent study. Click through to learn what is driving this seller's market.

Following a soft summer, the increase in new single-family home sales seems like a welcome relief. Click through to find out what experts have to say about the increase, and what it means when facing the recovery from Hurricane Florence.

With the Federal Reserve set to raise interest rates, the question now is how will it impact consumers? See what experts have to say about the hike's impact on mortgage rates and more.