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If a recent survey is any indication, there could be some relief for today’s inventory woes in the near future. According to the poll, American consumers are more enthusiastic about selling a home than buying one in 2018.

Men are gaining approval for more home-buying money than women, a new study finds. But when it comes to a few other key metrics, the ladies have them beat.

Mortgage credit is up month-over-month thanks to more investors getting into the market and an increase in conventional offerings, according to a report released Thursday.

Homebuyers and sellers are becoming increasingly more positive about today’s housing market. According to a new index, the number of buyers who say now’s a good time to buy is nearing its highest point on record.

According to recent research, homeownership is more affordable compared to renting in majority of MSAs. However, in many cities where homeownership is the inexpensive option, it’s still quite pricey to become a homeowner. 

Recently released data offers the latest insight into mortgage offers—in an effort to empower consumers to better their credit profiles. Read all the details here.

The LGBT Dallas Town Hall, hosted by the American Mortgage Diversity Council, will tackle topics such as diversity, workplace discrimination, federal LGBT protections, and programs that encourage homeownership.

On Wednesday, HUD released the latest national estimate for homelessness—reporting 553,742 people experience homelessness every night. Although some areas are not as severely impacted as others, Secretary Carson is making greater efforts to reduce homelessness across the board.

Republicans scored a major win with the tax reform bill last week, and now another major piece of legislation has been advanced to the full Senate for debate.

What if borrowers could turn the stressors of financial stability into one of their greatest strengths? According to a recent report, they can—depending on the location they choose to call home.