Fidelity National Financial said it has delivered more than 800,000 startSafe digital opening packages to consumers as part of its initiative to promote a safer and transparent experience for agents and buyers.

Meridian Title Corp. has partnered with ZOCCAM to provide mobile deposits to more than 30 locations in Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan, the company announced. Read on for more details.

A Maryland borrower sued her servicer for allegedly failing to conduct a reasonable investigation and respond to a qualified written request (QWR) and notice of error (NOE).

The borrower’s property was advertised for a tax sale after her escrow account became deficient for unpaid water bill charges on a Baltimore duplex unit she owned. The servicer argued it complied with its obligations under RESPA.

Read on to see how a judge ruled.

The Federal Reserve Board has issued an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) inviting public comment to help modernize the regulations that implement the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA).

The ANPR seeks feedback on ways to uate how banks meet the needs of low- and moderate-income (LMI) communities and address inequities in credit access.

Read on for more from Federal Reserve Board Gov. Lael Brainard and Acting Comptroller of the Currency Brian Brooks.

The borrowers in a foreclosure action filed suit against the foreclosing entity, alleging years of misdeeds and misrepresentations by the seller and others and that their property was foreclosed upon to force the borrowers to renegotiate two lease-to-own property agreements. Read on for more details.

Four ranking member of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation introduced legislation to provide Americans with more choice and control over their personal data and require businesses to be more transparent and accountable for their data practices, in addition to enhancing the Federal Trade Commission’s authority to enforce the act. Read on for more details.

Survey: 35% of agents boosted marketing during the pandemic; 17% cut back. And while 57% plan to keep current plans in place, 30% will pull back from third-party portals.

Hope for weekly unemployment benefit extensions, business aid and stimulus checks faded even more after Washington turned its focus to a Supreme Court vacancy.