Earlier today, the FHFA released the results of the Enterprises’ Dodd-Frank Stress Tests—as well as the total expected draw both companies will take from the Treasury. How does it all add up?

It seems Wells Fargo is finally closing the door on its past VA refi-related problems. The bank agreed to pay the U.S. government a hefty settlement today.

Housing inventory is historically low, and it’s driving up home prices—and demand—across the country. But what’s causing the shortage and how can the market overcome it? New data has some answers.

According to new reports from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, both GSEs are experiencing big drop-offs in serious delinquency rates. But how are the Enterprises faring in other areas?

Loan defects are on the rise—and have been for seven months running. Can you guess which state comes with the highest risk?

According to new data, homeownership costs about $9,000 year—not including mortgage payments. Could this put buyers at risk of foreclosure if they’re not properly prepared?

The CFPB’s ability-to-repay/qualified mortgage rule is putting credit unions in a bind. What does it mean for buyers?

According to new research, LGBTQ Americans face more financial struggles and have a harder time with long-term savings. Could this make put them at higher risk for foreclosure?

New rankings list the 10 worst U.S. cities to live in. Considering the factors the list takes into account, they’re likely the worst places to invest in, too.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have transferred billions in mortgage credit risk this year. But how much exactly have they moved?