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Mulvaney Wants to Make the CFPB a ‘Gold-Standard’ Regulator

June 6, 2018
Yemeng Yang
Interim CFPB chief Mick Mulvaney: “We are still closely associated with Sen. Elizabeth Warren. We are her baby. That’s not where a gold-standard regulator should be.”
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Short Takes: Hey, Hands Off of GSE Multifamily / What Ed DeMarco Wanted To Do / Cuts at Stearns? / More Non-QM Lenders Target Self-Employed Borrowers / New Hires at Promontory MortgagePath

June 6, 2018
Brandon Ivey and Paul Muolo
Over the years it seems as though commercial banks have basically ceded the multifamily market to nonbanks that use the GSEs as their secondary market takeout…
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CFPB Disbands Consumer Advisory Board

June 6, 2018
Yemeng Yang
“The bureau has not fired anyone,” a CFPB spokesperson maintained.
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MBA Wants FHFA to be More Transparent on New GSE Activities

June 5, 2018
Paul Muolo
MBA: “An important recent example is the use of a single vendor for various aspects of a major enterprise technology project, thereby forcing many lenders to choose whether to retain their existing vendors or switch to the lone ‘approved’ vendor.”
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Short Takes: Angel Oak Buys Stake in Commercial MB / Questions Being Asked about Trading in GSE Corporate Bonds / Texas Mortgage Shop Closes? / A New Hire for Pavaso

June 5, 2018
Carisa Chappell and Paul Muolo
Another mortgage company has closed. This one in Texas...
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Ginnie Issues VA Restrictions on Freedom, NewDay and SunWest

June 4, 2018
Paul Muolo
Ginnie said it is issuing these time-sensitive restrictions “in the interest of providing additional clarity and transparency to Ginnie MBS investors…”
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Regulatory Relief Law Unexpectedly Disrupts Ginnie Mae MBS Market

June 1, 2018
Ginnie Mae this week warned that VA refinance loans, particularly Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loans, may not be included in any new pool or loan package if they do not comply with the newly enacted law protecting VA borrowers from predatory lending. The agency announced new pooling guidance pursuant to the loan-seasoning provision in the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, which President Trump signed into law last week (See details of the new law below ). The changes affect issuances of Ginnie mortgage-backed securities on or after June 1, 2018, but do not affect MBS issued before that date, according to the guidance. However, lenders seeking a guarantee after June 1 may have to recalibrate their loan-origination platforms to exclude refis that do not meet the new law’s seasoning requirements, said the Structured Finance Industry Group. The ...
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S. 2155 Provides Protections to VA Borrowers; VA Issues Guidance

June 1, 2018
Provisions to protect VA borrowers from abusive lending are now in effect after President Trump signed into law a broad regulatory relief package last week. The VA measures are part of S. 2155, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act of 2018, which the U.S. Senate passed on March 14 and the House approved on May 22. The bipartisan measures became effective for VA loan applications taken on or after May 25, 2018. They were part of the bipartisan Protecting Veterans from Predatory Lending Act, which Sens. Thom Tillis, R-NC, and Elizabeth Warren, D-MA, introduced in January and later incorporated in S. 2155. The bill was designed to protect VA borrowers from loan churning or serial refinancing and specifically targeted the VA’s Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan program, where the churned VA loans ended up. According to the agency, such practices not ...
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Groups Celebrate Montgomery’s Confirmation by Making Wish Lists

June 1, 2018
Industry trade groups are shopping lists of FHA priorities following last week’s Senate confirmation of Brian Montgomery as FHA commissioner and assistant secretary of housing at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. On May 23, the full Senate voted 74-23 to clear the former FHA commissioner for a return engagement after resolving a partisan block on all of President Trump’s nominees for top positions at HUD. Twenty-five Democrats joined 49 Republicans in approving Montgomery. He served as FHA commissioner under both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations. Montgomery was nominated initially in September 2017 and was approved by the Senate Banking Committee on Nov. 28 by an 18-5 vote. Under Senate rules, his nomination was returned to the president at the end of 2017. Montgomery was re-nominated in early January and was again approved by the ...
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Government Agencies Plan Big Technology Investment

June 1, 2018
Officials at the government’s mortgage programs said that major investments in technology will make their programs more efficient and pay for themselves, during a panel session at the Mortgage Bankers Association secondary market conference last week in New York. Michelle Corridon, deputy director in the single-family housing guaranteed loan division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, said her program’s focus now is on infrastructure and innovation. The USDA is instituting a technology fee on every closed loan starting in October, she said. The enhanced online system will include new screens for housing, which now shares a landing page with other rural programs. When it’s complete, the new system will handle the process from guaranty commitment through loan delivery. In another efficiency move, rural housing is “rolling up” processing chores to fewer offices so it doesn’t have ...
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