Thirty-nine states have programs that provide victims of domestic violence or sexual abuse with substitute mailing addresses to help hide their physical location.

The mortgage selling policy proposals now submitted by the GSEs gives FHFA adequate insight into their credit risk, an OIG report found.

Fannie and Freddie have published translations of the supplemental consumer information forms into five languages.

The share of high-balance loans and mortgages on second homes sold to the GSEs fell significantly in April, when Fannie and Freddie raised loan-level price adjustments for these loans. (Includes three data charts.)

The Fannie/Freddie regulator indicated it will review the impact of the ERCF on the UMBS market, but for now won’t delay implementation of the new fee.

Loan Product Advisor, Freddie’s automated underwriting system, will soon be able to identify rent payments from the bank accounts of homebuyers who opt-in to the program.

The impact of the Equifax credit score snafu appears to be minimal, limiting the headache for lenders.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s auditor concluded that the agency complied with an executive order making climate-related risk a priority for financial regulators.

GSE insiders worry litigation over race-based housing assistance will undermine the enterprises’ equitable housing finance plans.

An industry survey commissioned by VantageScore shows more support for a FICO alternative than previously thought.