Tag Archives: COVID-19

MReport examines how the mortgage-hiring landscape has changed over the last few tumultuous years, and what lenders and financial institutions are doing to keep up with these changes.

It is no secret that the COVID-19 turned the world on its end. Entire industries ground to a halt overnight, eliminating countless jobs and putting even more on furloughs. Low wage workers who predominately rent have ...

Even with tight inventory and sellers netting record profits, a new poll has found that seniors are choosing to stay in their homes, citing sentimental value over monetary worth.

Despite the dizzying headwinds of the pandemic, consumers shopping for homes still generally believe it’s going to be a good time to buy over the next three months.

As COVID-mandated travel restrictions begin to loosen, foreign investors may flee the coasts and begin exploring single-family homes inland.

After last week’s U.S. Supreme Court vote blocking the Biden Administration's order extending the federal eviction moratorium to counties experiencing substantial community transmission levels of COVID-19, Rep. Maxine ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has put a stop to the extension of the eviction moratorium by the CDC, with tenants losing vital protections.

Philanthropic efforts from Wells Fargo will provide housing counseling and legal assistance services to help more than 250,000 people stay in their homes.

While still below the 3% range, the window of opportunity for refis remains wide open; however, high asking prices are turning many away from the purchase market despite the record low rates.

After a slight uptick last week, mortgage application volume fell this week, as rates began to rise and fear over rising COIVD cases overshadowed strong jobs reports.