The Appropriations Committee is expected to vote today on HUD's FY 2022 budget.

If the Obama-era rule is reinstated, a six-year-old lawsuit filed by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies could be revived.

The upshot: The DOJ can proceed with its lawsuit against Nutter Home Loans for faulty underwriting.

Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the White House announced the creation of a task force led by the housing secretary to root out discrimination in the appraisal and homebuying process.

The bipartisan House bill seeks to give teachers and first responders access to an FHA mortgage without having to make a downpayment.

Ginnie Mae hasn’t had a “confirmed” president since early 2017. Is that about to change?

The Homebuyers Assistance Act of 2021 amends the National Housing Act to allow state-licensed professionals to conduct appraisals for FHA-insured properties.

Two separate bills aim to improve the mortgage process for borrowers who have a limited proficiency of English and to combat discrimination in the consumer marketplace.

The Housing Financial Literacy Act and the Improving FHA Support for Small Dollar Mortgages Act are both aimed at making homeownership more affordable for borrowers.

The return of the Obama-era rule would acknowledge that there is no room for discrimination in housing.