FHA is extending its foreclosure and eviction moratorium for single-family properties through June 30. Temporary policy flexibilities for lenders and appraisers also have been extended.

The Mortgage Bankers Association has asked FHA to clarify whether those who opt for the emergency partial claim will be disqualified for a HAMP modification in the next 24 months.

HUD, the CFPB and the FHFA launched a joint website to provide COVID-19-related information to borrowers.

The HUD inspector general has outlined “red flags” homeowners should be aware of when considering relief offers related to COVID-19.

Ginnie officials have received high marks from the industry for setting up a liquidity facility during the early days of the coronavirus crisis. But how many program applicants have there been? We may find out soon.

Thanks to a tweak in regulatory language, approved Ginnie Mae servicers can access financing for servicing advances. PennyMac was the first to sign up. Will other nonbanks follow?

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.

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

In response to the coronavirus outbreak, Ginnie is allowing lenders and issuers to execute certain forms using an electronic signature.