The Federal Housing Administration is on the brink of the next big government bailout. Potentially. Yet Commissioner Carol Galante insists there is strength ahead.
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This week Ginnie Mae proposed a change to its general buyout...
The Texas House of Representatives approved legislation that would...
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned Congress in a letter Friday that his department will begin implementing ‘extraordinary...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will close its offices nationwide on Friday, May 24th. The news comes as a...
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REX is short-hand for the Real Estate Expo, a national residential real estate conference that offers real estate...
Mortgages are about to get more expensive. Why? Because foreclosures already are.
We bring readers an abbreviated version of some of the hot topics discussed at HousingWire's REperform Summit for mortgage servicers.
The Fed’s leaders continue to pretend that driving down yields in the RMBS markets will have a positive impact on the housing sector.
The eminent domain proposal in California equates to snake oil tonic. Slow progress in the housing sector is not an excuse to impose bad policy.
