Just a week after imposing onerous new capital disclosure requirements on Fannie and Freddie, FHFA adopts a rule requiring them to file annual capital plans.

Coding errors may require new underwriting for loans that relied on data originating with the massive credit score reporting firm.

Higher AMIs in most counties mean more borrowers are eligible for the GSEs’ affordable housing programs.

In an SEC filing, the mortgage giant announced that it has entered into a “mutual non-disparagement agreement” with Donna Corley, departing head of single-family.

Freddie taps multifamily veterans Corey Aber and Erlita Shively for new vice president positions.

Freddie’s asset and income modeler, which became available nationwide this week, will short-circuit the 10-day verification of employment process for borrowers who opt in.

Regulator corrects “inadvertent omissions” in the text of the Community Support Requirements regulation.

The GSE eases rules on construction loans.

Requiring homebuyers and sellers to each pay their own agent’s fee would dramatically increase the upfront cash needed to buy a home.

Modest increases in short-term and medium-term debt may indicate Fannie and Freddie are ready to return to the capital markets.