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Another record low record for mortgage rates was attributed to better-than-expected economic numbers. Click through to read more.

This is a stark contrast to the 7% denial rate for white buyers. Which cities are the toughest for African Americans to be approved for a mortgage?

The Bureau also announced numerous executive changes in response to the Supreme Court’s decision in Seila Law.

A report states that Gov. Ron DeSantis will send an additional $240 million from the CARES Act to renters and homeowners.

Analysis says the CRT’s creation through the FHFA and not congress served the needs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, rather than political objectives.

Fannie Mae says the number of renters who believe now is a good time to buy hit its highest level in five years.

Commentary on a new report says metros that were hit hardest by COVID-19 could negatively affect values moving forward.

Three agencies crafted a draft model emergency notarization order for states practicing social-distancing measures.

Analysis of the report says millennials are taking advantage or near-record low rates and lenders are quickly adapting to a digital world.

A new study found that the revised rule does “offer some improvement,” it was ultimately called “unsatisfactory.”