A new Inside The GSEs analysis reveals that seller repurchases of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages fell to an all-time low during the third quarter as the industry continued to move beyond the havoc caused by pre-crash lending excess. Fannie and Freddie reported combined repurchases or other indemnification related to $434.2 million of home loans backing their mortgage-backed securities during the third quarter. That was down just 0.5 percent from the second quarter, but it was the lowest total since the GSEs began filing repurchase disclosures with the Securities and Exchange Commission back in early 2012. The GSEs also reported all-time lows in their inventory of pending and disputed buyback...