Bank of America late this week announced it would stop selling new mortgages to Fannie Mae in the wake of an ongoing dispute with the GSE over repurchases.In its quarterly filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, BofA said starting this month, it will no longer place non-Making Home Affordable program refinance first-lien mortgage products into Fannie mortgage-backed securities.BofA cited both the GSEs’ “increasingly inconsistent” repurchase requests compared to Fannie and Freddie Mac’s past conduct and the bank’s interpretation of its own contractual obligations, which BofA said has resulted in an increase in claims outstanding from the GSEs.