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Current affordability challenges appear to have spurred the Department of Housing and Urban Development affiliate to rectify a concern dating back to 1990.
September 11 -
The Department of Housing and Urban Development would permanently allow servicers to use online and remote communications to establish borrower contact, as they did during the pandemic.
July 31 -
The fact that rates are higher than they were at origination for many distressed borrowers has made it tough to lower payments and this new type of partial claim may help.
June 1 -
The Trump administration official announced that she will step into the role of senior adviser to the House Financial Services Committee.
May 19 -
Volume climbed up to $13.3 billion from $8 billion in February, per Polygon Research's report.
May 11 -
Taking a second look at those who were denied credit is very costly for lenders under the FHA's antiquated rules, writes the Chairman of Whalen Global Advisors.
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The proposal is out for comment through May 1, and the initial mortgage lender reaction is that the measure could be helpful with remote work and budgeting.
March 3 -
Overall, depository share has shrunk, but the major player, which had reduced its involvement, has been increasing it and recently shared some thoughts with a HUD official.
February 27 -
More incentives are coming for servicers as a greater number of distressed borrowers get expanded access to more affordable, streamlined modifications.
February 7 -
The range in the size of mortgages to be insured by the agency in 2023 runs between $472,030 to $1,089,300, while maximum claims on HECMs will similarly increase.
December 2