Multifamily borrowers with FHA-insured loans can receive forbearance for 90 days under the CARES Act.

Greystone to provide $25 million in HUD-insured construction financing for a multifamily project; the COVID-19 outbreak has spurred technological innovation at FHA; A new hire for Down Payment Resource.

Ginnie and FHA are working with Treasury and the Fed to allay fears about nonbank liquidity as COVID-19 lays fallow the U.S. economy.

There’s currently no bid for Ginnie Mae servicing rights and investment bankers are advising their clients to sit tight and ride it out.

HUD extends forbearance for a six-month period. As unemployment spikes, FHA/VA servicers brace themselves for delinquencies.

In the wake of the pandemic, FHA and VA lenders are raising credit score minimums, at least temporarily. Some are in mid-600s.

The VA has released two notices outlining how lenders should address borrowers affected by COVID-19.

Freedom Mortgage, a key originator of FHA and VA loans, recently had its debt downgraded. Of course, it’s hardly alone on that score.

The window for applying for most of these jobs is a little more than a week.

As the economic fallout from the coronavirus worsens, all eyes are on the FHA book of business. Forbearance is here but delinquencies could spike. And what about nonbank issuer/servicers? Ginnie isn’t saying much.