The Lede

CNBC, Oct. 7, 2019--Diana OlickConsumer sentiment on housing fell in September from its August high, according to a monthly survey from Fannie Mae.

NPR, Oct. 7, 2019--Chris ArnoldIn the past year, developers around the country built more than 40,000 homes as single-family rentals.

Knowledge@Wharton, Oct. 7, 2019The Knowledge@Wharton podcast interviewed University of Pennsylvania Professor Vincent Reina about improving housing affordability and fairness for renters and owners.

National Mortgage News, Oct. 7, 2019--Kate Berry (subscription)Debt collectors notched a victory when the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed allowing more use of electronic communication. But industry lawyers are worried a recent court decision could thwart that plan.

Reuters, Oct. 8, 2019--Sinead Cruise, Lawrence WhiteReplacing Libor is proving expensive and tricky with concerns that, if mishandled, it could trigger credit market confusion and waves of lawsuits, finance industry sources said.

MBA Education offers a free webinar, Navigating the LIBOR Transition Within the CRE Industry, today, Oct. 8 from 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET.