Click through to learn why a new report looking at year-end delinquencies and foreclosure rates mostly rings a positive note for the industry.
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Here’s what a report revealed about the cities where buyers are still struggling to afford a home despite rising inventory.
Read More »Tallying Foreclosure Prevention Actions
In its latest report, the FHFA breaks down how the Fannie and Freddie have worked to help keep struggling homeowners get current and remain in their homes.
Read More »Why U.S. Bank is the “World’s Most Admired Company”
While sound finances can give a bank a solid reputation, here are the other factors that have made U.S. Bank the world’s most admired superregional bank for the ninth consecutive year.
Read More »Where the Most Competitive Buyers Are
A report ranked the top metro areas where buyers are trying to outbid each other for properties despite the signs of a slowdown in the housing market across the nation. Here are the key findings.
Read More »A Housing Heat Wave Hits the South
Here are the hottest housing markets for 2019. They’re mostly located in the South with a few outliers.
Read More »The Homebuyer’s Economy in 2019
While economic growth may slow in the coming year, homebuyers may not need to worry. Find out why in this report from Fannie Mae.
Read More »Spotlight on Fast-tracking Foreclosure
An expert takes a closer look at ways to expedite foreclosures for abandoned properties as well as the inconsistencies in the implementation of the process.
Read More »Mayopoulos Outlines Next Steps
Timothy Mayopoulos reveals how he plans to transform the industry after Fannie Mae.
Read More »Waters Asks How Financial Industry Is Softening Shutdown Impact
Maxine Waters, Chairwoman of the House Committee on Financial Services, called on the heads of financial services industry trade associations and credit reporting agencies to describe how they are working to help consumers affected by the shutdown. Here’s more on the letter she wrote.
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