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Minority representation in FHFA’s workforce is gaining a foothold, according to a report from Fhfa.gov. The workforce swelled from 241 minority employees in 2016 to 286 last year—a surge that’s also reflected across FHFA’s top six mission-critical occupations, from 37.0% in ...

Representatives of Cherry Creek Mortgage, Embrace Home Loans, Freedom Mortgage, Gateway First Bank, Inlanta Mortgage, and more discuss lessons, takeaways, and next steps for the industry after an unprecedented year.

Two federal courts in Ohio and Texas have found the CDC lacked the authority to impose a nationwide moratorium on evictions.

Fifty-three years after the passage of the Fair Housing Act, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development reaffirms its commitment to advancing equity in housing.

The Housing Finance Policy Center’s latest Monthly Chartbook for February 2021 finds that governmental intervention and actions saved nearly 321,000 U.S. homeowners during the pandemic.

In a wide-ranging podcast discussion, John Getchis, SVP for the Office of Capital Markets, Ginnie Mae, speaks with Mr. Cooper Group President and CEO Jay Bray.

In an effort to maintain continued consumer protection in the time of COVID-19, the CFPB has rescinded several policies geared toward financial institutions.

Since 2016, foreclosure sales have generated more than a billion dollars in surplus funds for distressed homeowners—a 2021 Seller Strategy Report from Auction.com reveals that and more.

A new report keys in on five points that will shape the housing market after a year shadowed by a national pandemic.

According to a new report, nearly 2.5 million U.S. homeowners remain in forbearance plans, the lowest level since last March.