Daily Dose

Home prices show no signs of slowing growth, based on a report focusing on recent data on residential transactions. Review the details inside.

The Castle Law Group has once again been vindicated. A Denver district judge has ordered the Colorado AG’s office to pay the group’s legal fees stemming its landmark win earlier this year.

The CECL is bringing fair value into the ALLL. Learn how the standards are impacting the financial industry—and how you can make sure you implement them smoothly.

Jerome Powell's nomination as Fed Chair will be the subject of a full open session committee hearing this week for the U.S. Senate Banking Committee. During a closed-door meeting the committee will also consider Brian Montgomery's nomination as Assistant Secretary of HUD and Commissioner of the FHA. Here's what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

Finding ways to incorporate automation will be crucial as the correspondent business moves deeper into the 21st century. The question is, what’s taking so long to make it happen?

Which banks are sending their customers home the happiest? A new study pinpoints the banks that have the fewest consumer complaints, and the results might surprise you.

Scammers are constantly looking for ways to obtain your company’s data—learn from the experts the top five ways data compromises occur and how to protect yourself against them.

MReport sat down with Mike Lawler, Director of Cyprexx Services, on the importance of communication between servicers, vendors, GSEs, and field service reps, and other hot topics in field services.

Data published in a recent survey shows the latest on mortgage apps. What’s the status update? Read on to find out.

Which companies are merging, and what professionals are moving? See some highlights in this update of the housing and mortgage industries.