The Federal Housing Administration is on the brink of the next big government bailout. Potentially. Yet Commissioner Carol Galante insists there is strength ahead.
The Federal Housing Administration is on the brink of the next big government bailout. Potentially. Yet Commissioner Carol Galante insists there is strength ahead.
Foreshadowed: Homeowner Bill of Rights movement shifts default space
by Robert J. Jackson
The homeowner bill of rights movement represents the building blocks of a major shift, shaking up the landscape of real estate lending and enforcement of an investor’s rights when a borrower stops paying a mortgage: the first in a series on the topic.
Nonprofits — the Cuyahoga Land Bank, NeighborWorks America, Rebuilding Together, the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals, PCV|VRM Seeds of Hope and many more local organizations — are investing significant resources to improve America’s most vulnerable housing markets.
As the American housing market slowly heats up in the aftermath of the Great Recession, it is important to ensure that barriers to mortgage credit do not unfairly restrict any group’s ability to participate in the recovery.
It is time to set a clear direction for the future state of mortgage finance. Despite low rates and stabilizing home prices, it is still too hard to get a mortgage to purchase a home.