Eighty years ago, Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act (colloquially known as the G.I. Bill) into law. This law established programs that continue to serve veterans as they readjust to civilian life and reward them for their service to this country. Eight decades later, one of those programs continues to provide veterans with…
Communities across the country are struggling to meet the demands of affordable housing. This is becoming increasingly relevant in places like Syracuse, New York, Wichita, Kansas, and West Lafayette, Indiana, where thousands of workers are relocating to work at new semiconductor facilities being built as a result of the CHIPS and Science Act. Elected officials…
Across the country, renters and housing providers alike are facing the effects of severely limited housing supply. Rising construction costs, labor shortages, supply chain disruptions and burdensome zoning regulations are hindering the development of new, affordable units in urban, rural and suburban areas. As a result, renters are facing higher monthly payments as a housing…
As the market continues to fluctuate, it is prudent for the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) to take appropriate action to support homebuyers and reduce the Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP). Traditionally, FHA-backed mortgages serve borrowers with low to moderate incomes by providing mortgage insurance with less stringent credit and loan-to-value (LTV) requirements at the time of…
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