Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have updates servicers on their new deferral requirements. Learn what other comments the GSE has made to help borrowers impacted by COVID-19.
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Stocks soared on Tuesday as talks of a stimulus bill brought optimism. Click through to read more on the plan.
Read More »Home-Video Tours Skyrocket Amidst COVID-19 Outbreak
Click through to see the increase in digital platforms and the proactive steps one company is using to protect the safety of agents and consumers.
Read More »Fed to Purchase MBS ‘In the Amounts Needed’
Click through to learn more about the additional measures the FHFA and the U.S. Department of the Treasury are taking to improve liquidity and credit during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Read More »Banking Industry Lends Support to Workers, Consumers
Click through to see what JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are doing to help Americans financially during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Read More »GSEs, FHFA Announce Additional Measures to Help Homeowners
Click through to learn more on the programs being put in place by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and other agencies to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Read More »Andrew Cuomo Announces Mortgage Payment Relief
“We’re not exempting people from the mortgage payments, we’re just adjusting the mortgage to include those payments on the backend,” the New York Governor said.
Read More »Timeline for HUD, FHFA’s Suspension of Foreclosure and Evictions Clarified
Both agencies released a statement saying the policy will extend at least 60 days, which differs slightly from what President Trump announced Wednesday morning.
Read More »Universal Payment for All Americans Proposed
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard introduced her plan that would give all Amerians a temporary payment of $1,000 to help assist those impacted by the spread of the coronavirus.
Read More »Virus Outbreak Impacting How Buyers, Sellers, View Their Homes
A new survey found that the two states hit the hardest—Washington and California—are seeing homes taken off the market.
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