Often, fines don’t result from a lack of knowledge but rather a dearth of reasonable care when complacency makes way for negligence
One of the bills introduced in the city would limit the amount that could be charged to an individual upfront to rent an apartment
The U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed a May decision to dismiss a lawsuit over the home valuation tool
The settlement ends a federal lawsuit accusing the mortgage company of illegally foreclosing on 6 homes
President Trump announced the government will reopen for at least 3 weeks, but is that enough time to close stalled transactions?
Proposed federal rules, while controversial to some critics, would allow drones to be flown at night and over crowds
The tech giant is using the money to provide low- and market-rate loans and grants
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is raising fines across the board for violations of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, which prevents kickbacks between brokers and lenders
Metropolitan Property Group is accused of converting units in buildings it owned or managed into illegal short-term rentals
NAR estimates 40,000 home sales per month are in trouble as FEMA freezes NFIP during the government shutdown
Realtors and loan originators offer advice on navigating the shutdown
Interest rates are now at their highest levels since 2008
Slower economic growth will mean more static interest rates and increasing affordability, a new study from Fannie Mae says
FHFA director nominee Mark Calabria has been vocal in calling for opening up the government's charter to other entities
The US Senate voted 50-49 on Thursday to approve Kraninger as head of the agency that regulates banks and lenders on behalf of the public
Lynne Patton, a regional head of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in New York, wants to draw attention to substandard conditions of public housing