According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency, single-family properties in the U.S. will have their conforming loan limit raised in 2020. Read on for details and insight into how the Agency reached this decision.
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According to new data from the American Enterprise Institute, first-time buyers make up over half of all GSE home loans, but how much of the first-time homebuyer share have Fannie and Freddie lost this year?
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Technology can be a benefit, but only if your business is prepared. In this Video Spotlight, Yvette Gilmore, VP of Single-Family Servicer Relationship and Performance Management discusses what to consider when utlizing tech in your business.
Read More »Gauging Home Purchase Sentiment
Did a recent drop in mortgage rates coincide with more people believing now is a good time to buy a home?
Read More »The GSE Reform “Misconception”
The Treasury Department and other regulators are building a plan to release the GSE's from conservatorship, but what do these experts say is missing from the plan?
Read More »Fannie Mae Reports $4 Billion Income
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's CEOs stated that Q3 2019's income represents an important step toward privatization.
Read More »Troubling New Trend for Mortgage Rates
Freddie Mac revealed that rates did something that hadn’t done in nearly six months. What does this mean for homebuyers?
Read More »GSE Reform Taking its Next Steps Forward
The Federal Housing Finance Agency recently released a new Strategic Plan for the Conservatorships of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and a new 2020 Scorecard for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Common Securitization Solutions.
Read More »Path to GSE Privatization Runs Through Wall Street
After a decade of government conservatorship, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may soon become privatized … but they can’t do it alone.
Read More »Mnuchin, Calabria Discuss Housing Affordability and the GSEs
The Treasury Secretary joined FHFA’s Mark Calabria to testify before a House committee about the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and what that means for American homeowners.
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