Chris Clow is an editor for Reverse Mortgage Daily, focusing on news and analysis in the reverse mortgage industry. His articles cover a range of topics including market trends, regulatory changes, and the impact of housing on older Americans. Chris's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Yahoo Finance.
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Chris Clow's coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and press releases related to the real estate industry, business, and personal finance. He frequently cites data in his reporting.
To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights on government policies impacting the real estate and mortgage markets or expert analysis of industry data. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on trends related to reverse mortgages, home equity, housing market dynamics, mortgage rates or retirement planning for the aging population would likely align with his coverage interests.
As Chris does not have a specific geographic focus indicated in his articles' titles or themes covered but discusses national-level topics such as federal budget impacts on FHA programs and HUD grants awarded nationally.
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By: Chris Clow
Authors argue that a zero-down loan program would be more cost-effective than the array of DPA options nationwide
By: Chris Clow
Craig Corn, former CEO of RMF, has secured $285 million for a specialty product in the home equity arena
FOA President Kristen Sieffert discusses the creation of a new digital innovation team and a new approach to the company’s product marketing.
The New York Post, citing unnamed sources, said that philanthropist Bill Pulte could be on the shortlist as the next HUD secretary
By: Chris Clow
Home sales declined in 2023 across two key Black demographics, according to NAREB
By: Chris Clow
The philanthropic investment is designed to lower homelessness among veterans and make necessary home improvements
Reverse mortgage educators Dan Hultquist and Jim McMinn take on more HECM program misconceptions among industry professionals.
By: Chris Clow
The Congressional Budget Office assessed the GSEs' performance in meeting their goals based on FHFA data from 2018 through 2022
South Carolina's influx of older adults could strain its resources for services like health care, transportation and more.
Investor attitudes toward the reverse mortgage space have evolved over time, but interest remains, according to analyst Douglas Harter.
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