Tag Archives: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

An upcoming hybrid event presented by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies will feature Ginnie Mae President Alanna McCargo discussing the nation’s affordable housing and rental goals.

To better serve areas impacted by weather-related disasters, HUD forms new office focused on disaster recovery, with an injection of $3.3 billion in funding to help communities across the country recover and rebuild.

With approximately $73.3 billion earmarked for HUD in 2024, the Department would make an investment in building affordable housing, expand access to homeownership, and address housing discrimination.

The Bureau’s new Supervisory Highlights report examines ways in which some mortgage servicers have attempted to run-up unlawful fees charged to homeowners.

President Biden’s proposed fiscal year 2024 budget would significantly invest in building affordable housing, expand access to homeownership, combat housing discrimination, and enhance household mobility.

The 13th Annual Five Star Government Forum will be held in our nation’s capital in April, bringing together mortgage servicing leadership and government agency reps to discuss the industry’s most pressing issues and work toward solutions.

HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge has announced that more than 1.8 million FHA borrowers received a forbearance due to a hardship created or exacerbated by COVID-19.

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

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.

The latest OCC Mortgage Metrics Report found that 97.2% of mortgages included in the report were current and performing at the end of Q3 2022. Click through to learn how this compares to last year’s metrics.