Some landlords are declining the funds because of regulatory tape attached to them. Others hope to replace struggling tenants with more financially secure renters
Alabama and Georgia Realtors suspend their lawsuit against the Trump administration at least until February after legislation extends moratorium
Trade groups allege CDC moratorium 'unilaterally shifted billions of dollars in economic burdens from one group of Americans, renters, to another, landlords'
TikTok has become a creative marketing outlet for scores of real estate professionals. Now it's facing increased pressure from the Trump administration
The money was a potentially vital lifeline for vast numbers of real estate professionals. Unfortunately, it was also plagued by problems
The California Apartment Association represents owners and managers. Referring to the coronavirus pandemic, it said the 'challenge before us is one like we have never endured'
A new letter from the Department of Housing and Urban Development states that undocumented immigrants who arrived in the US as children aren't eligible for the more lenient mortgages
A new analysis finds that property at risk of flooding is double the current FEMA risk, and 41 million Americans could be impacted.
Will the Federal Reserve push rates up in March? This week's jobs data could show us
What GDP growth, rates and more indicate for the road in front of us
As this particular fever began, so it will continue -- like malaria, gone for a while and then back
What to expect from the new administration in 2017 now that light is being shed
Changes to regulations and GSEs might make it easier to qualify for a mortgage loan