Tag Archives: Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA)

Chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee issues letter to federal agencies requesting additional time for at-risk borrowers.

By submission of their proposed plans, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are laying the groundwork for improvements in three underserved housing markets.

New final rule advances the FHFA’s roadmap for an orderly resolution to preserve the housing marketplace in the event of a GSE collapse.

A new refinance option drafted by the FHFA will benefit nearly two million low-income borrowers and allow them to take advantage of record-low rates.

With the number of loans in forbearance trending downward, the FHFA has reported 71,000-plus foreclosure prevention actions in January.

The latest data found a rise in the mortgage delinquency rates from January’s numbers, but how does it compare to pre-pandemic totals?

Former Freddie Mac CEO Don Layton takes a critical look at the FHFA’s 2021 Scorecard, finding it causes more confusion than transparency.

Fannie Mae’s STAR Program was established to recognize outstanding performance in the servicing sector as 31 of the nation’s top mortgage servicers were recently honored for their accomplishments.

By allocating $1.09 billion into the affordable housing sector, the FHFA more than doubled it 2019 amounts to HUD’s Housing Trust Fund and the Treasury’s Capital Magnet Fund.