Even as the number of seriously delinquent mortgage loans improved, the overall percentage of borrowers behind on payments has increased, according to researchers. The post A Look at What Drove [...]

The Court on Wednesday ruled that the leadership structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency is unconstitutional and that the President can remove FHFA Director Mark Calabria at will rather [...]

Almost everyone pursuing the American Dream today faces affordability, supply, and security challenges—this survey breaks down specific housing issues by race. The post How Homeownership Difficulties Differ for People of [...]

Coming off a year of mortgage rates at all-time lows, a ServiceLink report has found that more Generation Z and millennial homeowners were remaining in place and opting to refinance [...]

The number of new forbearance requests remained low this past week, and overall, the share of mortgage loans in active forbearance dropped by 11 basis points from 4.04% of servicers' [...]

A panel examined mitigating flood risk through the National Flood Insurance Program and new pricing methodology as a result of Risk Rating 2.0. The post Senate Hearing Addresses Flood Insurance [...]

Chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee issues letter to federal agencies requesting additional time for at-risk borrowers. The post Waters Seeks Extension of Federal Foreclosure Moratoria appeared first on [...]

Inventory is low, median prices are high, foreclosures and short sales are minimal—but economists expect some of that to change in the coming months. The post Home Sales Approach Pre-Pandemic [...]

Department publishes notice regarding $2 billion in grants and funds to assist hurricane stricken areas. The post HUD Continues Disaster Recovery Efforts for Puerto Rico and USVI appeared first on [...]