While the percentage of homes being flipped is on the decline, home flippers are seeing a near 15-year high in profit margins, according to a new study. The post [...]

Considering recently revised FHFA terms, and the 620,000 active plans still listed with March month-end expirations, researchers say they'll be watching the numbers closely over the next few weeks. [...]

In Newark, New Jersey, a large percent of people who own homes are Black or Latinx, so researchers are examining how the economic recession is affecting homeowners of color, [...]

The House Financial Services Committee will host a virtual hearing to discuss measures taken by the federal government to combat COVID-19. Here’s what else is happening in The Week [...]

Federal officials offer insight and suggestions related to a new report on the crisis, which was worsened by COVID-19, from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The post [...]

Housing advocates discuss the new presidential administration and how it might fulfill its obligations under the Fair Housing Act and close equity gaps in housing.   The post Advancing Fair [...]

Former Freddie Mac CEO Don Layton takes a critical look at the FHFA’s 2021 Scorecard, finding it causes more confusion than transparency. The post Layton: GSE Scorecard Brings Little [...]

Despite an optimistic outlook on the overall economy, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell remains wary of the impact that the pandemic has had on the nation. The post Fed [...]

As the nation enters a year into the pandemic, it’s been a slow and steady economic recovery. Here's what a new report finds about bankruptcy trends year-over-year. The post [...]

A new survey has found that much ambiguity exists among Americans when it comes to understanding credit scores, and what factors may impact or damage their score. The post [...]