Tag Archives: Mortgages

Although the majority of Americans favor homeownership, Fannie Mae’s latest National Housing Survey revealed many overestimate the qualifications and what it takes to own a home.  “Despite increased ...

The Homebuyer Assistance Act of 2019, H.R. 2852, originally introduced by Reps. Brad Sherman and Sean Duffy on May 20, has been advanced by the House Financial Services Committee.

Next week’s items to watch will include Ellie Mae’s Millennial tracker and new labor data from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. Here’s what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

A new American Enterprise Institute Center on Housing Markets piece weighs in on possible misconceptions and solutions to the upcoming expiration of the Qualified Mortgage Patch.

In this Video Spotlight, find out how condo sales may play a more significant role in the mortgage origination market.

The Federal Reserve decided once again to delay a rate hike, and industry experts give their thoughts on why, and what we might expect moving forward.

Homeowners and renters each face their own financial issues, but which one has been the most cost-burdened?

Starting off 2019, how did these two big banks manage? Click through to learn more and hear from Goldman and Citi's CEOs.

Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase each saw growth in Q1 2019. Hear from the banks' executives on what drove the growth.

Rural American makes up three quarters of the country, but rural homeowners are facing issues of their own. Hear how experts propose to address these issues.