Government

The Federal government is set to reopen after President Trump announced a deal that would end the longest shutdown in the country’s history. We look back at how it impacted housing and what reopening the government will mean for the industry.

With 2018 behind us, Fannie Mae takes a look at how the Fed will impact the 2019 housing market.

In her letter to the heads of the financial services industry, Waters asked for a list of initiatives undertaken to help those affected by the ongoing shutdown. Click through to learn more.

The CFPB has asked Congress to provide a clear authority to the bureau to supervise for compliance with the Military Lending Act. Here’s what this could mean for lenders.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have issued a set of additional guidelines to help lenders assist borrowers impacted by the continued government shutdown while offseting the risk associated with interruption of income.

Millennials are meeting the challenging environment of tight supply and rising home prices head on with this type of mortgage loan.

Click through to learn more about the steps taken by Fannie Mae to improve accessibility to affordable housing.

While the effects of the longest government shutdown in history are being felt by the housing market, it has particularly affected affordable housing and community development. Here’s how lenders and housing agencies are addressing the challenges associated with this shutdown.

Click through to learn more about former U.S. Department of Housing (HUD) Secretary Julián Castro’s decision to run for President in 2020 and some of the key housing decisions during his time at HUD.

Bright, who is the EVP and COO at Ginnie Mae was nominated to become President of Ginnie Mae. Click through to learn who will serve as the Acting President on his Departure.