APIs are designed to help lenders discover bias in algorithms and take a second look at rejected applicants
The city council just approved an effort that will look for strategies to stop iBuyers such as Opendoor and Redfin
Cash sales don't provide safeguards like title searches that mortgage companies insist on when they're financing a deal
The investigations — which are relatively common after a company discloses very bad news — are a response to Zillow's announcement that it will end its iBuying business
Interactive tool tracks disparities in homeownership rates, home values and distribution of housing wealth by race and ethnicity
Atlanta-based Azimuth GRC claims it's the only company that's codified every state and federal law on one platform
5 housing experts explain how pocket listings impact the struggle for equity and inclusion in US housing stock, creating de facto segregation
Two years after the National Association of Realtors approved the Clear Cooperation Policy, pocket listings are as strong as ever. This is Inman's first story in a 5-part series
The nation remains one of the few world powers without widespread taxes on real estate values — but that could soon change
A report from the Consumer Federation of America found that the vast majority of seats on state real estate commissions are held by industry members and not one is held by a consumer or housing advocate
Truework joins Blend, Equifax Mortgage Solutions and Finicity as third-party vendors currently authorized by Fannie Mae as income and employment validation report suppliers
Rocket Mortgage and United Wholesale Mortgage — the nation's top 2 lenders — and at least 6 others are raising conforming loan limit to $625K ahead of FHFA announcement
Agent Anthony Zadravic is faced with hundreds of thousands of dollars in court costs after he neglected to place a crucial apostrophe in a Facebook post bashing his former workplace
At Coldwell Banker's Gen Blue Experience event, Kalama Kim predicted that everything from a DOJ antitrust case to 'marginal agents' could soon upend the real estate industry
A new trove of documents details how the wealthy and well-connected have used shell companies to conceal real estate transactions
The $500M deal was first announced in February, and prompted a heated debate among ShowingTime users. Despite the deal closing, the FTC is reportedly still seeking information from the companies