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From cryptocurrencies to AI, technology is developing at a rapid—learn from one mortgage veteran the best way to harness it in day-to-day operations. Editor’s Note: This story was originally featured in the April issue of MReport, out now. 

Today’s rising interest rates have some market participants concerned, according to Moody’s Investors Service. The survey reports that crimped housing supply, coupled with the higher cost to borrow, is ...

The first quarter result season for the Big Banks has started off well with the financial results announced by JPMorgan Chase, Citi, and Wells Fargo. Learn more about how these lenders performed during the first quarter of 2018.

While hybrid closing provides its users the efficiency of digital closing, there’s a lot of confusion among lenders on the value of using this technology. Here’s why.

From new partnerships and products to recent appointments, get the latest buzz from the mortgage industry in this weekly update.

Two bipartisan financial services bills aimed at reducing the regulations for banks and increasing the responsibility for designation of nonbanks are now headed for the Senate. How do these bills impact the industry?

Mortgage rates held steady, according to Freddie Mac, continuing a trend that has been observed since mid-February. But will homebuyers remain undeterred if they rise?

All signs point to continuing growth for home values this year. But a new report finds that on the other side of the coin the increases could pose a challenge for homebuyers by year's end.

It’s a well known fact: college students are broke. With skyrocketing tuition costs and loans in the tens of thousands, finding adequate housing can be near impossible for many college students, and some may find it increasingly difficult to pay for housing.

Refis pulled the overall applications for mortgage down for the second consecutive week. Click through to learn more about the app numbers that matter.