Delinquencies on Ginnie Mae mortgage-backed securities increased during the second quarter of 2023, erasing most of the improvement seen in the previous quarter.
The proposed program could be improved by simplifying communications with borrowers and making changes that expand the number of borrowers who can be helped, industry and consumer groups said.
Lenders have new obligations to the FHA when they default on making home equity conversion mortgage disbursements, according to a policy finalized this week.
USDA deputy secretary confirmed; HUD seeks comments on burdens facing FHA lenders in maintaining eligibility; Ginnie Mae expands LMI disclosure initiative; and more.
Under FHA’s proposal, participating servicers would receive $1,000 in compensation, but the Urban Institute said that personnel costs would often be higher than that.
FHA raises large multifamily loan limits; VA moves regional loan center email systems; USDA issues standardized multifamily appraisal assignment guidance; HUD opens independent Office of Manufactured Housing Programs; USDA sets new interest rates for single-family direct home loan programs; and more.
Loan removals from Ginnie Mae MBS fell to their lowest point in at least four years as payoffs, defaults and loss mitigation all ebbed in the first quarter of 2023. (Includes data chart.)
The volume of outstanding loans in Ginnie Mae mortgage-backed securities rose 1.6% to $2.181 trillion in the first three months of 2023 as delinquency rates improved across the board. (Includes four data charts.)
Lakeview/Bayview Loan Servicing edged out Freedom Mortgage as the top servicer in the $2.1 trillion GNMA market. FHA delinquencies rose throughout the year, but the VA default rate remained subdued. (Includes four data charts.)
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