The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to make it mandatory for lenders to use its guaranteed underwriting/loan closing system for all single-family loans.

FHA delinquencies are a paramount concern for regulators and lenders but the MMIF closed fiscal 2020 on solid footing. (Includes data chart.)

A new president in the White House means a changing of the guard at HUD, FHA and Ginnie. The candidates are...

Will President-elect Joe Biden live up to his election promise and gut a lender-friendly disparate-impact rule?

The proposed rule would allow homeowners in special flood hazard areas to comparison shop for loss coverage.

The MMIF’s net worth is likely to have increased sharply in fiscal 2020. This year’s actuarial report will include stress test results.

In its ninth and largest action since July against false marketing practices targeting veterans, the bureau fined Low VA Rates $1.8 million.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs is requiring mortgage amounts to be redacted, creating a problem for government mortgage lending.

Most servicers have updated relief-related information on their websites since HUD OIG’s April report. However, problems still persist.

The final version of the disparate-impact rule shifts the burden of proof to show housing discrimination from lenders onto borrowers.