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Fannie Mae's economic growth forecast for 2018 inched up slightly, but a strong labor market won't mean the same positive results for housing.
November 20 -
Carrington Mortgage Services has created a nondelegated correspondent channel, looking to build on relationships it has with originators that currently broker loans to the company.
November 20 -
The end of one-party rule in Washington could move the needle on efforts to devise a new housing finance framework.
November 18 -
A U.S. regulator's plan to boost capital in the mortgage-finance giants won't work unless investors get "compensated" for the billions of dollars the government has collected from the companies in recent years, one shareholder said.
November 16 -
Borrowers buying new homes produced fewer loan applications than they did a year earlier due to October's rising interest rates.
November 16 -
Fannie Mae completed 10 traditional and front-end credit risk insurance transactions during 2018, sharing $2.6 billion of risk, including $192 million in its final deal of the year.
November 15 -
Borrowers will get more leeway to finance energy- and water-efficient improvements under a new program coming from Freddie Mac.
November 14 -
The revised blueprint by Moelis & Co. LLC incorporates a pending regulatory capital plan for the mortgage giants.
November 9 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is leaving the government-sponsored enterprises' multifamily caps for 2019 unchanged at $35 billion per agency, but is making other changes to prerequisites for excluded loans.
November 6 -
The amount of mortgage credit available to consumers increased to a post-crisis high in October in reaction to more first-time homebuyers entering the market, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
November 6