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New Bill Presses Treasury to Research Ending GSE Conservatorships

June 27, 2016
Carisa Chappell
The Congressman noted that outside of a study done in 2011, the administration has had little engagement with Congress on a path toward ending the conservatorships, which are almost eight years old...
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Phoenix Capital Selling $1.08 Billion of GSE Servicing Rights

June 27, 2016
Paul Muolo
The mortgages currently are being subserviced by a firm described as “DMI.”
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Mortgage Companies to Increase Tech Spending

June 27, 2016
Brandon Ivey
Velocify, a provider of sales automation software, found that lenders that invest in technology to meet changing borrower expectations are more likely to grow.
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Short Takes: UWM is Hitting its Stride / TRID Not a Problem / Flagstar Moves on From Uncle Sam / White House Stalling in GSE Case / Chris George Gets the Nod From MBA

June 27, 2016
Carisa Chappell and Paul Muolo
The CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage is projecting that in June the lender could fund $1.9 billion, which would be the firm’s best month ever…
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New Fannie Headquarters Under Construction Raises Eyebrows

June 24, 2016
Fannie Mae’s $759 million new headquarters has been the centerpiece of public criticism over the past week. A Federal Housing Finance Agency Office of the Inspector General report criticized the FHFA for allowing what it called excessive spending on the downtown Washington, DC, headquarters, which broke ground in mid-May. The review stemmed from an anonymous hotline complaint alleging overspending on the project. The IG questioned the FHFA’s oversight and recommended the agency closely scrutinize the building’s plans and budget. The problem arose when the cost to build out the new space to Fannie’s specifications increased by 54 percent from January 2015. Costs rose from $164.32 square feet to $252.81 square feet. Then back down some in May 2016 to $223.35/square foot.
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Diverse Interest Groups Ask FHFA to Cut GSE Guarantee Fees, Reduce LLPAs

June 24, 2016
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac MBS guarantee fees are too high, given the strong credit profile of new business since the financial crisis, according to a diverse collection of real estate, banking and consumer interest groups. The groups called on the Federal Housing Finance Agency to lower MBS guarantee fees charged by the two government-sponsored enterprises, and to reduce or eliminate the loan-level pricing adjustments that are typically wrapped into the consumer’s note rate. The average g-fee has jumped from 22 basis points in 2009 to 58 bps in 2014, including the 10 bps surcharge that Congress mandated in 2011 to cover a payroll tax cut. Loan-level pricing adjustments can total...[Includes one data table]
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Single-Security Transition Could Become Model for Figuring Out What to Do With GSE MBS After Reform

June 24, 2016
Mortgage-finance reform doesn’t look to be anywhere on the horizon, but at some point government policymakers will have to figure out what to do with trillions of dollars of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac MBS if the two government-sponsored enterprises are put out to pasture. In fact, the transition to a new GSE single security that’s scheduled to start in 2018 could become a test run of sorts for the even bigger changes ahead, according to a paper published by the Urban Institute. Crafted by five mortgage-industry veterans, “A More Promising Road to GSE Reform” is centered on the creation of a new government corporation that would replace Fannie and Freddie. The National Mortgage Reinsurance Corp. would issue...
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Single-Security Transition Could Become Model for Figuring Out Future of GSE ‘Legacy’ MBS

June 24, 2016
John Bancroft
In fact, the transition to a new GSE single security that’s scheduled to start in 2018 could become a test run of sorts for the even bigger changes ahead…
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What We’re Hearing: Mortgage Lenders to England: Thanks for Igniting Another Refi Boom / Servicers Cringe? Maybe Not / Brexit, Plunging Rates and the GSE ‘Hedging’ Issue / More on a Possible FHA MIP Cut / Capsilon Gets Investment from PE Firm

June 24, 2016
Paul Muolo
What does the Brexit vote for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? Hedging losses, maybe?
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GSE Roundup

June 24, 2016
Freddie Completes $706 Million NPL Sale. Freddie Mac announced this week that it sold a large chunk of a $706 million deeply delinquent loan portfolio to Lone Star Funds’ LSF9 Mortgage Holdings. LSF9 was the winning bidder on four pools and Upland Mortgage Acquisition Company II won one. In total, 2,879 mortgage loans were offered through five separate mortgage pools. The loans have been delinquent for an average of approximately five years. As the company continues to trim its retained portfolio, the new sale marks the GSE’s third nonperforming loan auction of the year. The first was a $1.4 billion sale in March, followed by a $130 million transaction in June. Fannie Announces Latest NPL Sale. Last week Fannie Mae announced its latest sale of non-performing loans, including...
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