Tag Archives: GSEs

Tai Christensen, DEI Officer of CBC Mortgage Agency, discusses how bias in the home valuation process impacts prospective homebuyers in communities of color.

While each homeowner’s total cost is different, of course, examining broad categories of homeowners and analyzing their costs, can provide insights into the drivers of housing affordability. Here’s what a new study by Fannie Mae reveals.

The FHFA has raised the amount each GSE can invest to up to $850 million annually in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit market to support markets that have difficulty attracting investors.

Laura Thrift will lead the Agency as Director of the Office of Congressional Affairs and Communications, and Alexei Alexandrov as Chief Economist.

Proposed rules set forth by the FHFA target housing obstacles faced by low-income and rural areas, minority communities, and other underserved populations.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have released their latest monthly volume summaries. Here's what the data reveals.

The GSEs have posted their Q2 financial reports, with good news mixed in with ongoing impacts from the COVID-10 pandemic. Click through to read the details.

Analysis says the CRT’s creation through the FHFA and not congress served the needs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, rather than political objectives.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency said prior proposals will not be implemented due to the changing markets caused by the pandemic.

Click through to learn how this will impacted loans in forbearance due to COVID-19.