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Not everyone is able to take advantage of record-low mortgage rates. A new study reveals why Black borrowers are more likely to have higher-rate loans.

This morning’s jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) showed ongoing recovery in the labor market, though what it all means is up for analysis.   Doug Duncan, Chief Economist ...

Home sellers are in good shape this week, with a low supply and buyers chomping at the bit in light of total for-sale inventory contracting for the 13th ...

To keep them interested, researcher analysts said, it is imperative lenders educate millennial borrowers on all loan types, including affordable options with less stringent credit requirements such as FHA loans.

There was a boost in the 30-year-fixed-rate-mortgage, which averaged 2.93% with an average 0.8 point for the week ending September 3, according to FreddleMac. It’s an uptick from last week, when it ...

Year-to-date, there has been $6.7 billion in HMBS issuance, which puts the sector within range of surpassing not only the 2019 total of $8.3 billion but also 2018’s $9.6 billion total and 2017’s $10.5 billion total, according to new data.

Some of the more densely populated and pricier areas reportedly are seeing more homes on the market. new data revealed, but, nationwide, fierce competition among buyers has driven up home prices.

A new study revealed that more than half of those who took out a mortgage during the pandemic regret it; a quarter have refinanced; and about half have entered forbearance agreements. Here is what else researchers discovered.

Researchers have created a standardized score to compare every opportunity zone in the U.S. to determine which areas would yield the highest average return on investment.

What a difference a week can make; which in this case translates into a 2% drop off on a seasonally adjusted basis in mortgage applications from a week ...