Commentary

Many are finding themselves sacrificing meals, scraping by, and getting additional jobs in order to afford housing payments in the U.S.

Former FHA veterans Brian D. Montgomery and Keith Becker share insights into why they believe the Administration should move cautiously in light of ongoing economic uncertainty.

Rather than focusing solely on the customer-facing portions of the mortgage origination cycle, lenders must also focus on streamlining the unseen backend elements that account for the biggest delays (Sponsored Content).

U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo discusses the administration's plans for housing during a time when affordability and accessibility have become significant problems.

Some economic and housing experts laud what they call the "most significant housing policy effort in a generation," but suggest the nation's housing inventory shortages demand more Congressional focus.

Here are some ways lenders can tackle costs and time-to-close in originations.

The redesigned URLA includes additional demographic information to help regulatory agencies identify discrimination patterns in the mortgage industry. Preparation is the key to avoiding any disruption to your business.

Does the Fed have any choice other than to keep interest rates low? These experts say no.

Contrary to a long-running argument, student loan debt burden is not an impediment to achieving homeownership, according to a commentary authored by First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta ...

The near-future state of the U.S. economy is predicated on how policymakers and the public respond to the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, according to the latest commentary ...