Despite a recent climb in Black homeownership rates, new data reveals that areas of inequality remain. Click through to learn more.

Total household debt decreased for the first time since 2014 in Q2, including the steepest decline in credit card balances seen in the history of the data. In its Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit, The Federal Reserve Bank of ...

Physical Real Estate Assessment Center inspections of HUD properties and units will pick up again next month, under strict safety protocols.

The real estate, mortgage, and financial services company debuted on New York Stock Exchange, but the road to raise its target $1.8 billion may be longer than anticipated.

Even though older adults reportedly are more vulnerable to the coronavirus and related physical effects, American households headed by this population seem to be more insulated from pandemic-related economic pains.

As homeowners and other borrowers seek debt relief during the coronavirus pandemic, America’s four largest banks report at least $151.5 billion in loans with payments in deferral at midyear.

Click through to listen to a complimentary webinar breaking down the operational benefits and implications stemming from HUD’s recent mortgagee letter.

As Congress remains deadlocked on latest coronavirus relief package, a new study anticipates worst-, middle-, and best-case outcomes for foreclosure rates.