Tagged: Federal Housing Administration (FHA)

The mortgage servicer can initially issue up to 1,000 eNotes and manage digital collateral for other Ginnie Mae issuers

Trade group says the loss of experienced Rural Housing Service staff could complicate delegated underwriting, lender onboarding, and program guidance

The appraisal management company says it is the first to complete certification for FHA’s modernized EAD platform, giving lender clients an early path toward implementation

LegalShield points to rising homeowner distress following the expiration of pandemic-era FHA relief programs

Former HUD housing leader rejoins the firm as senior managing director to advise on FHA and GSE financing

HUD says FHA lenders will continue using three-bureau credit reports even as the agency adopts newer scoring models aimed at increasing competition and modernizing mortgage underwriting

Mortgage leaders say supply-focused package needs revisions to avoid limiting capital for housing development

The mortgage market achieved a more balanced mix in February as purchase money loans rebounded from a disappointing January

A recent House Financial Services Committee hearing spotlighted sharp partisan divisions over HUD and FHA oversight, housing affordability, civil rights enforcement, and the agency’s direction under the Trump administration

The U.S. Senate confirmed Frank Cassidy as HUD Assistant Secretary and FHA Commissioner and Joe Gormley as Ginnie Mae president, installing two veteran housing finance leaders to advance federal mortgage market stability, access, and affordability