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To retain leads in a marketplace made increasingly competitive by online shopping and price comparisons, lenders need to utilize what online platforms can't offer—the human element. Editor's Note: This piece originally appeared in the October MReport.

Assistant Secretary of HUD, Suzanne Tufts, has resigned her position amid rumors that she has been selected as acting director at the Interior.

In May, President Trump signed an act easing certain restrictions set in place by Dodd-Frank. Find out here how the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection plans to follow through as it pertains to the housing market.

From rebranding activities and new appointments to platform integrations and partnerships, get the latest insights into the mortgage market in this weekly update.

Even as purchase loans made up the bulk of all closed loans in September, according to a report, how will macroeconomic and housing indicators impact the market for these loans in Fall?

A new report looks at factors that are leading homeowners to remain in their current dwelling for longer periods of time. See how this trend affects home sales.

Mortgage payments have gone up substantially over the last year, more than double the amount that home prices have. Will this trend continue? A research analyst with a global property data and analytics firm breaks down the numbers.

Fannie Mae has released a report forecasting growth for the year 2018 and 2019, re-calibrating prior predictions in light of inventory shortages, mortgage rates, and trade tensions. Find out what’s changed and what hasn’t.

Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro has said that he’s likely to run for President in 2020. Here are some of the issues he tackled during his tenure at HUD.

Mortgage rates are rising and home prices are expected to continue to appreciate. Given those circumstances, what will mortgage originations look like in 2019 and 2020?