GAO Looks at Flood Ins. 2.0, Suggests Improvements
The federal oversight group said Risk Rating 2.0 is an improvement, but it suggested a number of changes, including greater transparency on how rates are calculated.
Ads with Keyword Clicks: What’s a Fair Price?
Advertisers usually pay each time someone clicks on their ad, and some keywords – such as “real estate” or “homes for sale” – cost more and face greater competition.
FHA to Update Foreclosure Rules, Allow Zoom Meetings
A proposed change would bring FHA’s foreclosure rules into the current century, where interviews can be conducted online rather than mandated, in-person meetings.
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