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COVID-19 brought new difficulties for the servicing sector and a recent webinar brought together servicing thought leaders to discuss how they are navigating these choppy waters.

Nationwide, most adults surveyed say living closer to family would make the pandemic more bearable, but finding the sweet spot could be challenging in today's market.

A new study polling the nation’s millennials found that, a year into the pandemic, this segment is as eager as ever to buy but remain on edge due to traditional down payments and other hidden costs.

Black and Hispanic communities who still have not recovered from the last financial crisis are "again bearing a disproportionate burden during the pandemic," consumer advocates report.

Dana Wade joins the real estate finance firm to lead the company’s affordable housing financing initiatives.

Home sales are booming as a new report uncovers the factors fueling this surge despite ongoing pandemic challenges.

In this episode of DS5: Inside the Industry, Bell Bank’s Chief Risk Officer Jesse Schwab discusses what approaching the $10 billion asset threshold means in terms of navigating a changing regulatory landscape.

Some Americans are better than others at managing their money. Analysts compared consumer indicators in 2,500-plus cities.

In almost half of all U.S. counties, single-family rental property owners are at above-average risk for default.

With demand at an all-time high, U.S. housing inventory is being picked clean by buyers who are wasting no time in closing the sale.