Congress and the mortgage industry seem on opposite sides when it comes to the timetable for credit score reform. That leaves FHFA in the middle.

A new advisory bulletin provides the answers to a series of abstruse accounting questions as a way of clarifying an earlier bulletin.

FHFA’s RFI on tenant protections attracted 3,522 comments, the vast majority from tenants voicing support. Industry groups argued that the economics of rent control just don’t work.

With a nonperforming loan sale, a reperforming loan sale and a social bond transaction, Fannie livened up an otherwise slow year.

According to their 2023 Dodd-Frank stress tests, Fannie and Freddie would remain profitable even in the worst financial depression of the modern era.

Steve Pawlowski, a key player in Fannie Mae’s technology development, has moved to Mortgage Capital Trading.

A record number of homeowners are turning to HELOCs to perform renovations on their properties or paydown credit card debt.

Community awareness of and reckoning with systemic racism following the BLM protests in 2020 appears to have led lenders to reduce the interest rate gap between Black and white borrowers.

Lenders are entering cost-cutting mode and looking to leverage new technologies to lower overhead while streamlining operations.

Reform efforts in the state have focused on increasing the inventory of residentially-zoned land while leaving unaddressed underlying cost drivers constraining feasibility, according to researchers.