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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are far too important to homebuyers, our economy and the housing and mortgage industries to be left in limbo.

A title insurance pilot program was scuttled after blowback from insurers and lawmakers.

Ginnie Mae President Alanna McCargo sat down with RMD to discuss the HMBS program, assuming RMF's portfolio and her hopes for a 2024 budget.

Ted Tozer writes for the Urban Institute, saying Ginnie Mae could offer more support for IMBs, including in the HMBS program.

The bias in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac cash windows is contradictory to FHFA’s principle of price equity and promotes a deviation from risk-based pricing.

What's The Catch? Assumable Rate Mortgages Allow You To Buy A Home At 3% In A 7% Environment

Ted Tozer offers thoughts on a recent HMBS policy change, saying he's encouraged by the company's desire to do what it can to assist issuers.

Loan assumptions, which let a home buyer essentially take over a seller’s mortgage, are hard to find and hard to pull off.

New York-based mortgage platform Roam has secured a $1.25 million seed round, allowing the company to officially launch its services on Wednesday.

The latest FHA waiver will give rejected borrowers a better shot at buying a home with another lender. How much it will help volume-starved loan officers is less clear.