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Some see little evidence that shrinking Fannie and Freddie will bring private capital into the mortgage market.
December 20 -
Michael Flood previously was a director in Fannie Maes single and multifamily divisions and also oversaw Troubled Asset Relief Program assets for the White House Office of Management and Budget.
December 20 -
Auditors report solid improvement in the capital position of the federal mortgage insurance fund.
December 20 -
A hike in guarantee fees could encourage banks to retain loans they might have otherwise sold to Fannie or Freddie, but observers are skeptical that it will accomplish its true mission of jump-starting the market for private-label mortgage securitizations.
December 20 -
New loan-level price adjustments negate Fannie and Freddies price advantage.
December 19 -
Defining multifamily affordable housing using an existing method fails to account for differences between micro-markets within a region.
December 19 -
There were 15 out of 17 Mortgage Industry Equity Composite members that closed lower on Thursday.
December 19 -
Mortgage-backed securities performance has in some cases gotten a lift from regional home price recoveries, but the increases are likely to slow or dissipate going forward.
December 19 -
Consumers can select the underwriter of their choice, as long as the lender approves.
December 19 -
Issuers can get new commitment authority in as little as five minutes, according to Ginnie Mae president Ted Tozer.
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