Fitch, S&P and KBRA weighed in recently on the growth potential in the residential solar loan-and-lease ABS category.

The White House called the new framework the largest single investment in affordable housing in U.S. history...

While many lenders are already originating mortgages using replacements for LIBOR, many legacy ARMs remain linked to the London benchmark, according to an analysis by Inside Mortgage Finance.

If the MMIF makes it through forbearance exits without major losses, FHA could cut premiums in the first or second quarter of 2022. Or so the industry hopes...

Positive results in the forthcoming audit report to Congress on the status of the FHA insurance fund could prompt a reduction in premiums (or so the industry hopes).

Lenders need to do more to boost first-time homeownership among low- to moderate-income households, according to panelists speaking at the Mortgage Bankers Association’s annual convention.

Chairs of two congressional committees have pledged to fight to ensure a hefty level of funding for housing in the Build Back Better package.

While FHA plans to provide low-cost financing for borrowers mitigating climate hazard, Ginnie said it will consider backing housing programs with environmental, social and governance innovations.

Still, very few homeowners age 62 and above have accessed their home equity since the 2008 housing bust.

FHA/VA loans in COVID-19-related forbearance continue to drop; VA updates eligibility rules on specially adapted housing grants; HUD plans a fair housing event; Ginnie non-agency early buyout securitization planned; VA to host advisory committee meeting on homeless veterans.