States in the Intermountain West saw the most significant home price appreciation in the final months of 2018
The company processes over a third of all the mortgage applications in the United States
The trade organization believes the housing finance market needs reforms to maintain long-term stability and provide consumers access to capital
A study found that older Americans are increasingly holding on to homes instead of selling them as they age
Mortgage rates continued their 2-month slide, with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage ending the year at 4.55%
Slower economic growth will mean more static interest rates and increasing affordability, a new study from Fannie Mae says
FHFA director nominee Mark Calabria has been vocal in calling for opening up the government's charter to other entities
This generation has similar income and asset levels as most homebuyers, but they think about carrying credit differently, according to VantageScore Solutions’ latest study
Proposed rules would allow homes under $400K to be sold without being appraised by a licensed professional
The Federal Housing Finance Agency gives 2019 homebuyers a break with a 6.9% increase in the max loan amount Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can purchase
As the housing market's scales begin to tip in favor of the buyer, how can agents ensure continual success?
Flood insurance, housing and mortgage finance, net neutrality, data privacy, patent reform and taxes are all priorities for the 1.3 million-member trade organization
Slated for 2019, UltraFICO model could widen pool of borrowers overall, but homebuyers seeking mortgages backed by Fannie and Freddie won't have access for years
Pacific states saw the biggest uptick in home prices, while the Mid-Atlantic region actually saw a slight decrease
Factory homes are titled by default as personal property, whether or not the buyer owns the land. Change this, and you're in for some savings