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Training AI to Tackle Bias in the Mortgage Industry

As the mortgage industry becomes further automated, can artificial intelligence be trained to avoid replicating historic bias and expand access to loans for excluded borrowers? Some housing advocates are cautiously optimistic.

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Editor’s Note

Tech’s Rising Influence on Housing

Shelterforce’s Lillian Ortiz explains what you can expect in our new Under the Lens series—How Tech Is Changing Housing.

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Mission-Driven or Profit-Driven? Enterprise’s Hidden Role in Mobile Home Park Purchases

Despite Enterprise Community Partners’ majority voting stake in Bellwether Enterprise, the nonprofit lender long insisted it couldn’t address its subsidiary commercial mortgage lender’s questionable lending for mobile home park purchases.

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Anti-Foreclosure Neighborhood Stabilization Efforts

Reid Cramer of the New America Foundation chats with Shelterforce’s Miriam Axel-Lute about anti-foreclosure neighborhood stabilization efforts.