A new commentary and research piece by Jacob Channel, LendingTree’s Senior Economist, hits on the topic of racial inequities in homeownership—particularly the share of homes owned by Black identifying Americans compared to the share of Black people living in the same area.

New Request for Information seeks industry input on ways to enhance FHA’s 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage Insurance Program to support the nation’s housing supply and affordability.

Attorney Geoffrey K. Milne discusses standing in a mortgage foreclosure, and the ramifications for both the lender and borrower.

According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the number of accounts in collections dropped from 261 to 175 million tradelines between 2018-2022.

Living alone may cost some renters more money in the end, as a new report from Zillow revealed cohabitating renters in the U.S. save an estimated $14,000 a year by living together.

The GSE reported a Q4 loss in revenue, with a $12.9 billion annual net income and $1.4 billion fourth quarter 2022 net income, with net worth reaching $60.3 billion.

This week’s Five Star Webinar, presented by Sagent, will explore the state of mortgage servicing in 2023, from tech advances to regulatory changes.

Attorneys Stephen M. Hladik and Kent McPhail share their insights on the state of the housing market, and the topics covered on their new podcast, What the M.

A new study from Fannie Mae revealed a growing share of mortgage borrowers report being stressed in their ability to make debt payments as well as an inability to save money, as many consumers nationwide remain financially burdened.

Acknowledging the looming dangers of a warming planet, CoreLogic has released new research accounting for factors such as rising sea levels, increased frequency of intense storms, and the amount of flooding that could be caused by storms in the Miami area by 2050.