Commentary

Cyndi Danko, SVP, Chief Credit Officer Single-Family at Fannie Mae, discusses how rent payment history is helping more people get a mortgage, including people of color.

MReport speaks with Timika Scott, SVP, US Bank, as she provides insights into how mortgage organizations can build both inward- and outward-facing commitments to diversity and inclusion.

Don Layton, the current Senior Industry Fellow at the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University—and former CEO of Freddie Mac—released a new column on the policymaking ...

Appraisals can be a stressful process for any buying or selling a home and there are many reasons why an appraisal would be undervalued or overvalued. Water intrusion, ...

In the early months of 2022, many of the conditions that impacted the market in 2021 will continue to play a role. However, there are also some new developments that promise to affect the market.

Younger households are growing more pessimistic with concerns of rising home prices and the future trajectory of mortgage rates.

Last November, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced the annual change of the conforming limit, which limits the price at which Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are allowed ...

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).