The Obvious Is Becoming a Housing Problem We Can’t Ignore
The latest entry, the California Policy Lab finding that people who leave California locate cheaper housing, inspired us to look at similarly “shocking” conclusions. Read More
PolicyCast Live Replay: Why Natural Disasters Are Changing Housing
John Rogers, Chief Data & Analytics Officer at Cotality, joins host and Capital Commentary author Kirk Willison, SVP of Global Public Affairs at Arch MI, to discuss the challenges for lenders in 2026. Read More
Pro vs. Anti-Investor Ban
The comprehensive housing bill is progressing in Congress, but the portion restricting investors remains uncertain. This issue of Capital Commentary dives into the pros and cons of an institutional investor limit. Read More
Tough File, Tight Timeline: Ask Arch MI for Clarity Now
Today’s loans often raise multifaceted questions. ASK Arch MI provides lenders with clear, scenario specific underwriting guidance, fast responses from MI experts and practical direction that helps approvals stay on track without delays. Read More
Bipartisan Housing Affordability Alarm
While Congress often finds itself divided, there’s a rare level of agreement emerging on one issue: Housing affordability is spiraling out of control. This growing consensus is great news … even if there isn’t yet unanimity on solutions. Read More
Training That Saves Time: Meet Arch MI’s New Micro Learning Library
Arch MI’s new Micro Learning Library delivers quick, on demand training designed for busy mortgage professionals. Each 10- to 20-minute module gives you focused, easy to use guidance on income fundamentals, personal and business tax returns and more. Interactive exercises keep learning fast and practical, so you can get answers exactly when you need them. Read More
Voters Want Solutions as Housing Costs Squeeze the Middle Class
Nothing describes making it to the middle class like homeownership. Getting there is the challenge. Read More
What We’re Watching for in Housing This Year
As we step into 2026, a mid-term election year, we already see an increased focus on housing affordability from an administration hoping to maintain a GOP majority in Congress. Read More
Former Freddie Mac CEO Offers Clarity on Looming Changes for Housing
PolicyCast delivers direct access to industry leaders, offering unfiltered insights on regulatory shifts, GSE reform and market trends — empowering lenders to stay ahead of the news and make informed decisions. Read More
PolicyCast Live Replay: GSE Strategies That Could Impact Your Pipeline
The first ever live Arch MI PolicyCast webinar explored upcoming housing policy and GSE changes, featuring insights from host Kirk Willison of Arch MI and Don Layton, former Freddie Mac CEO and Senior Fellow at NYU’s Furman Center. Read More