FHA delinquencies are a paramount concern for regulators and lenders but the MMIF closed fiscal 2020 on solid footing. (Includes data chart.)

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FHA delinquency rates went down 6 basis points to 15.59%, a Mortgage Bankers Association survey found. Though worth noting: FHA loans in the seriously delinquent category (90-days past due) reached a survey-high of 10.76%.

More issuers are stepping up their game in buyouts of delinquent loans from Ginnie pools. Nonbanks especially. (Includes data chart.)

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The proposed rule would allow homeowners in special flood hazard areas to comparison shop for loss coverage.

Under the Trump administration, many lenders received letters from HUD stipulating that DACA recipients are not eligible for FHA loans.

Natural disasters will continue to pose a heightened risk for servicers of Ginnie Mae loans, Mayer Brown said in a report.

The MMIF’s net worth is likely to have increased sharply in fiscal 2020. This year’s actuarial report will include stress test results.