Tag Archives: COVID-19 pandemic

The pandemic threw many wrenches into the housing market, and a new report notes that, for the first time in years, space in suburban homes is now worth more than space in urban homes.

For many, when it rains, it pours, and many new and young adults got dealt a bad hand at the outset of the pandemic, when lockdowns eliminated many ...

In today’s mortgage lending environment, it’s critical to find and assess gaps in existing processes, as Steve Comer of Hyland discusses how to develop a plan to address any inefficiencies.

Greg Austin of Carrington Mortgage Services discusses the flexibility found in non-QM loans for the self-employed, investors, and more.

Black Americans were found to be less well off than their peers of other colors in a number of areas.

Rick Hall of LoanLogics explains why quality control should be viewed not as a cost center, but as an investment that ensures future success.

In the new year, lenders must decide whether to maintain old business practices or to embrace change.

During a time when our homes became our everything, it was only natural that everyone tried to do their best to improve and beautify their living and working space.

Bureau examiners uncover violations in areas including mortgage servicing and a variety of lending discrimination practices in new report.

New study finds the median net worth of U.S. households rose 17.6% from 2016-2019.