Study: Inequality Exists in Subsidized Housing
A study of HUD data found that Black, Asian and Latino subsidized renters paid up to 25% more than white renters – but Native Americans appeared to pay less.
What Can FHFA Do to Ease Credit-Score Problems?
The federal housing agency already made changes, such as allowing on-time rent payments to be considered for a loan, and it’s asking for recommendations to do more.
Why Do Some Floridians Forego Flood Coverage?
One owner hit by Hurricane Idalia doesn’t have flood insurance and doesn’t plan to get it. It’s not the home’s first flood, and “We just wash it out and move along.”
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