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Are the nation’s renters preparing to buy a home? New data from Realtor.com shows that may not be the case as affordability issues remain. 

Two years into her stint with the bank, Head of Wells Fargo Home Lending Kristy Fercho speaks to MReport about challenges, victories, and the “extraordinary privilege” of helping people achieve the American Dream.

In a letter to the Government Accountability Office, Rep. Maxine Waters, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee, is seeking a review of the risks seniors face regarding housing insecurity, and the programs in place to prevent homelessness.

Souren Sarkar of Nexval, a 25-year industry veteran, shares his insight on how digital advances will change the industry’s workflow and keep customers happy.

Despite lingering supply chain concerns, there were 811,000 single-family units under construction in March, marking the highest level since 2006.

Douglas G. Duncan, SVP and Chief Economist for Fannie Mae, discusses what we should expect out of the housing market in 2022.

After showing signs of gains, mortgage application volume fell this week, led by a slight drop-off in refi volume.

New economic data finds that prospective buyers must withstand an impending whirlwind market heading into the new year.

In dealing with the current forbearance exodus, John Dunnery of Community Loan Servicing shares with The MReport that consistent dialogue with the customer is key to loan re-performance.

Rents have grown nationally at a double-digit annual pace for the second consecutive month, with major metros driven by tech jobs experiencing the greatest gains.