FHA/VA/HUD

A new website and enforcement guidance are just a few things that survivors can use while applying for and living in Housing and Urban Development-assisted properties.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced the first set of communities to receive grants and vouchers to address homelessness among people in unsheltered settings and rural communities.

A proposed rule seeks to expand Tribal participation in HUD-approved housing counseling by removing impediments to counselor certification.

Mortgage servicers can begin offering post-pandemic loss mitigation immediately, regardless of the cause of a borrower's delinquency.

Marking the 35th anniversary of its DUS platform, the GSE continues to support its mission to provide access to affordable housing nationwide.

HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge has surpassed her original goal of housing homeless individuals and was achieved by organizing leaders from 105 communities across 31 states and territories and the District of Columbia.

HUD’s support will help strengthen capacity and invest in innovative and actionable research for Hispanics to address issues regarding housing, economic development, and the built environment for underserved communities.

For the third consecutive month, the nation’s forbearance rate has remained relatively flat, with new forbearance requests and re-entries being reported at nearly the same pace as exits.

The rule expands upon HUD’s previous policy, implementing opportunities for transparency and accountability while bolstering economic equity for American families.

According to a new CoreLogic report, new data shows conventional serious delinquency rates remain lower than pre-pandemic levels, even as rates for FHA and VA loans continue to inch upward.