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The Federal Housing Administration changes are effective immediately with a mandatory Dec. 31 compliance deadline, according to an information bulletin published Sept. 30.
October 1 -
Both third-party lenders will purchase conforming loans with balances of $625,000 — 14% higher than the current limit — in anticipation of regulators' action.
October 1 -
While PLS loans still represent a sliver of the overall mortgage market and are nowhere near the $1 trillion level seen before the Great Recession, issuance jumped markedly this year.
September 30 -
Eligible low and moderate income borrowers can get up to $25,000 to help construct granny flats as part of the state's efforts to increase affordable housing.
September 30 -
Taper announcement, slowing COVID cases help remove downward pressure, leading to increases across all loan-term types.
September 30 -
As applications dropped, average loan sizes grew, with the purchase amount hitting its highest level since May.
September 29 -
The proposal calls for a 20-year mortgage with Ginnie Mae and Treasury participation, but critics suggest that other measures would be more effective in bridging the gap in home equity.
September 28 -
The filing by Tamara Richards also accused the founder and other execs of encouraging a "frat house" environment that mistreated women.
September 24 -
Sales of new U.S. homes rose in August by more than forecast, reaching a four-month high and suggesting demand is stabilizing as builders make gradual headway on backlogs.
September 24 -
The need to size up the impact of hurricanes and pollution is increasing and current measures aren’t as precise as credit or rate models, according to the Research Institute for Housing America.
September 23