Peter Miller, contributor

Mortgage rates in the low 2s are now a reality. But would you actually qualify for a 2.25% rate? That depends.

The reverse mortgage is suddenly more popular, as COVID-19 forces homeowners to look for cash flow. But is a reverse mortgage right for you?

A conventional loan can be the best mortgage option in town. The reason is their simplicity, lower rates, and widespread availability. Here’s why.

Lenders set new requirements for self-employed mortgage borrowers during COVID-19. Plus, how PPP and unemployment benefits are handled by lenders.

For many, COVID-19 has lead to lower mortgage rates and easier loans. From remote closings to delayed appraisals, the virus is changing long-term norms.

Why are mortgage delinquency rates rising when millions of homeowners who need forbearance don’t have it — and millions who have forbearance don’t need it?

COVID-19 mortgage forbearance is here and will help millions of borrowers in the short-run. But long-term forbearance issues shouldn’t be overlooked.

2.5% mortgage rates are here. Will we see mortgage rates dropping more? The same forces pushing down rates are still with us. Here’s what it could mean.

FHFA announced a new rule about coronavirus mortgage forbearance that protects homeowners from foreclosure after the forbearance period is over.