Journal

Up-to-date data, solid planning, and skilled communication are keys to servicing borrowers in times of crisis.

A new report finds that the continued struggle of home supply keeping up with demand has driven year-over-year increases to levels last seen in 2005.

After 17 weeks of declines in the number of forbearance plans nationwide, the MBA announces its latest survey findings on Tuesday, as a strong June jobs report could send more out of plans and back onto the road to economic recovery.

National field service company promotes two to key executive roles, and adds new VP of compliance and training to further expand growth.

New partnership will assist insurers on the risks they are writing via a suite of 180+ on-demand catastrophe models.

In a new bulletin, the Bureau furthers its ongoing commitment to a fair and equitable recovery for renters as pandemic-related protections come to an end.

A new analysis has found that while the shortage of homes available remains high, improvements were seen in June over May’s totals.

As record breaking heatwaves and drought conditions hit the nation, a new study finds that The Beehive State’s most populous cities overlap with at-risk areas, making it a prime target for fire damage.

A new survey has found that while supply remains an issue, the housing market is attracting buyers due to mortgage rates, which continue in the 3% range.

Through a new pool type, Ginnie Mae deepens its commitment to a balanced and equitable housing finance system.