Government

Partial claims, home equity, and 40-year loans—researchers home in on the keys to smoother forbearance exits and foreclosures.

Researchers credit recovery on the jobs and income front with enabling more homeowners to resolve their unsettle-payment status.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development continues to further stabilize oversight of the nation’s housing market, onboarding many new key positions.

As part of the Duty to Serve program, the GSEs will present three virtual Listening Sessions focusing on rural housing, affordable housing preservation, and manufactured housing.

In the last several weekly forbearance reports from Black Knight, which has been tracking COVID-related forbearance activity since the pandemic onset, researchers foresaw "larger improvement"  this week as 218,000 plans faced quarterly reviews at the end of June. (They also said ...

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 white paper published by Freddie Mac explains some actions property owners can take as COVID-19-related tenant protections expire.

This webinar event covers the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's recent amendment to Reg X which includes changes to default, servicing, and loss mitigation in relation to borrowers impacted by COVID-19.

The Supreme Court denies a request to invalidate the CDC's eviction moratorium, and the GSEs issue loan modifications to ease borrowers' pandemic-related financial stresses.

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