The center hosts a panel of national mortgage finance experts sharing insights on the policy outlook for mortgage credit at the 2014 American Mortgage Conference on Sept. 9 in Raleigh, N.C.
The Center in a comment to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers ways to ensure a proposed four-year, two-phase housing counseling pilot program achieves its goals.
The center offers four recommendations to help the program achieve its goals of improving the performance of the FHA’s mortgage fund, expanding the number of families who benefit from homeownership counseling and increasing access to sustainable home mortgages for buyers underserved by the current market.
Center researchers contribute three chapters to a new book that reexamines the goals, risks and rewards of homeownership in the wake of the housing bubble and subprime lending crisis.
In a new report published in Housing Policy Debate, researchers from UNC Center for Community Capital and UNC School of Law assess the impact of filing for bankruptcy on foreclosure auctions.
Center Director Roberto G. Quercia will speak Wednesday on new lending opportunities in a changed mortgage market at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s biennial Reinventing Older Communities conference,
UNC Center for Community Capital Executive Director Janneke Ratcliffe will speak on racial inequity in lending today during a roundtable discussion hosted by the UNC School of Law Center for Civil Rights.
Executive Director Janneke Ratcliffe will speak on the implications of housing finance reform on credit access at a public forum April 16 at The Wharton School.
This report highlights key findings from the center’s long-term study of 46,000 lower‐income U.S. homeowners whose mortgages are part of the Community Advantage Program, begun before the foreclosure crisis and continuing today. The findings reveal what works in affordable mortgage lending and offers insights on how to rebuild a sustainable U.S. housing finance system.
UNC Center for Community Capital director Roberto G. Quercia will discuss housing finance reform Thursday Feb. 20 at the Southern Municipal Finance Society Public Policy and Municipal Finance Conference in Charlotte.
