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"As job losses slowed in July, rent growth steadied,” said Molly Boesel, Principal Economist at CoreLogic. “However, increases in rents should remain sluggish until the economy starts to experience employment gains.”

As a compliment to our September Diversity issue, here we continue the discussion about the importance of diversity and inclusion within the mortgage industry.

With the storm having made landfall Thursday with winds estimated at 150 mph, the industry is mobilizing to assist impacted homeowners, but challenges such as insurance gaps will complicate that recovery.

The common refrain is that competition unleashes the best in everything. Along those lines, while low rates likely will abet a number of those in the most competitive housing markets, many housing markets are teeming with as much competition as ...

A recent ruling in Illinois has implications for mortgage servicers operating in the state. Here’s what you need to know.

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

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.

With government aid lifelines expiring, trouble may lie ahead both for American renters and for the network of owner-investors that support sectors such as SFR.