Renters were three times more likely than homeowners to miss payments in September and October.

The lifetime default risk of US-backed mortgages rose in the second quarter of 2021.

Citigroup Inc. became the first Wall Street bank to agree to do a deep dive into its business on racial discrimination.

Report reveals impact of moratorium expiration on foreclosure activity Foreclosure activity spiked 27% month over month and 60% year over...

Consumer missteps come back to haunt it Wells Fargo & Co. will pay a $250 million fine after the Office of the Comptroller of the...

US household debt rose at the fastest pace since 2013 in the second quarter.

Centers for Disease Control extends the nationwide ban protecting tenants who are unable to make rental payment for one final month.

The Mortgage Bankers Association has announced its support for the Black Homeownership Collaborative’s plan to boost Black Homeownership.

Forbearance re-entries increased to almost 5.6%.

On June 30 of this year, the federal forbearance program is set to end.

Mortgage customers aren’t happy – in fact, the last time they were this unhappy was April 2018.

Foreclosure Activity Increases 9 Percent in First Quarter of 2021; Foreclosure Starts Increase 3 Percent From Last Quarter.

Foreclosure activity increased over the first quarter of 2021.

Can the CFPB's new forbearance rules prevent a foreclosure crisis?

February’s housing start numbers have been disappointing for the housing market.

US mortgage rates climbed for the fifth consecutive week following the Fed’s announcement on Wednesday.

Why Hawaii and Nevada had the largest delinquency spike in December

New analysis from personal finance company NerdWallet has found that while homeownership rose to 75% among white Americans in 2020, only 44%

Foreclosure and forbearance moratoriums were pushed out to June of this year but the extension isn’t necessarily a fix to the problem.

Five million Americans missed housing payments in December