A possible rise in delinquency rates from Americans who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 could lead to a decline of nearly 1%. Click through to read more.
Read More »Housing Construction Could Suffer Due to COVID-19
An industry already suffering from a labor shortage, could see new issues from building permits, safety concerns, and more.
Read More »Homeselling to See Rise Following Shelter-in-Place Orders
A new study also found the impact of COVID-19 has caused significant changes in buying behavior. How many prospective buyers have stopped their search?
Read More »U.S. Economy Losses 20.5M Jobs in April
The unemployment rate rose to 14.7%, and the housing industry was not immune to the impact.
Read More »Analysis: Non-Agency Sector Needs Guidance Coming Out of Coronavirus
A new White Paper by the Milken Institute discusses the challenges ahead for the private-label residential mortgage-backed security industry dealing with borrowers in forbearance.
Read More »Study: Hispanic Borrowers Vulnerable During COVID-19
A new report says the demographic’s recovery from this pandemic may be less significant than during the Great Recession.
Read More »Homeowners Struggling to Make Mortgage Payments
Although a new survey found low-income households are most vulnerable, there seems to be a growing sense of confidence. Click through to read more.
Read More »Rising Unemployment’s Impact on Housing
Find out which states were hit hardest, and how homeowners who've lost income are being helped.
Read More »Refinance Activity for Millennials Hits New High
Additionally, purchase applications for mortgages posted their first increase in several weeks. Click through for more information.
Read More »Survey: Homeowners Unaware of Mortgage Relief Options
Nearly half of borrowers polled are not concerned about making their next payment, but numbers show many aren’t receiving any assistance.
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