Lenders are examining how they market to prospective borrowers following the passage of the trigger leads bill in March.

Construction loans may be too risky for the GSEs to purchase at scale, but Fannie has other products that help increase and preserve supply.

MBS disclosures show that, from April to June, VantageScore 4.0 has only been used to qualify roughly $579 million in mortgages in Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac pools.

Homebuilders believe that in addition to the federal housing bill, localized reforms are needed to address housing affordability.

Historic data appear to show that FICO 10T credit scores are slightly more accurate than VantageScore 4.0 at predicting defaults.

The revised Basel proposal doesn’t provide any capital relief for bank holdings of mortgages that carry private mortgage insurance.

The Federal Reserve is poised to issue a final rule adjusting requirements under the Community Reinvestment Act. It’s unclear if the Fed’s final rule will be issued jointly with the OCC and FDIC.

Sen. Scott Fitzgerald, R-WI, introduced a bill with TRID amendments as part of his plan to increase the supply of housing.

The CFPB plans to issue a servicing rule in August and is considering revisions to ATR/QM requirements. Both HUD and VA have a long list of rulemaking plans, while FHFA’s regulatory agenda is more limited.

Mortgage lenders want reduced capital requirements on warehouse lending by banks. They believe higher capital requirements will flow through to pricing for mortgages.