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U.S. mortgage rates rise on risk assessment
Aug 20, 2020The average U.S. rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 2.99% this week from 2.96% last week.The upward moves come after the Federal Housing Finance Agency approved a new “adverse market” fee for refinancings to compensate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for the additional risk posed by the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The attraction to homeownership for women changed during COVID-19
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[PULSE] Why a credit reporting moratorium during COVID-19 will harm consumers
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Forbearance rate for top GSEs falls to lowest level since April
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Housing starts report confirms housing market recovery
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More people are fleeing San Francisco and NYC for the suburbs
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Short-term rentals are outperforming hotels, here’s how one company is helping property owners
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Fed’s Rosengren slams U.S. pandemic response
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Low-income borrowers are least likely to know about mortgage relief
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Maurice Jourdain-Earl on how COVID-19 forbearance moratoriums widen the Black homeownership gap
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Women lead industry through the haze of pandemic
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