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A 2023 Fannie Mae poll showed that over 80% of renters want their on-time rent payments to be factored into their credit scores. The survey results further reveal the value that renters place on their credit scores.
Read MoreWYL (Whose Your Landlord) created an infographic illustrating where renters’ rent goes.
Read MoreThis United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) report provides U.S. household food security statistics for 2021. USDA based this report on data from the Current Population Survey Food Security Supplement, published in December 2021.
Read MoreThe Urban Institute published an article on how housing matters for economic mobility. The piece also discusses income inequality and economic mobility in different neighborhoods and why that matters.
Read MoreThis paper, published by American Economic Review, highlights the effects that living in neighborhoods with less poverty has on children. Raj Chety, Nathaniel Hendren, and Lawrence F. Katz authored the article.
Read MoreGreystone Insights published an article on the top six economic trends to watch out for in 2023. This includes the rise of multifamily demand, employment, and consumer spending.
Read MoreEsusu publishes an article on what type of rental information is included in a renter’s credit report and how rent payments can help renters build up credit.
Read MoreSome proposed initiatives to support resident financial health may also serve dual purposes, such as alternative payment plans or longer-term leases, which benefit operators and tenants.
Read MoreRental payment reporting can help tenants build or strengthen credit scores, providing increased access to or decreased capital costs and improving overall financial well-being. This document from Enterprise Community Partners outlines the history of credit reporting in America and maps…
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