The Federal Housing Administration this week updated the questionnaire forms that lenders use to obtain condominium single-unit and project approvals. Details of the changes to HUD Forms … more FHA Makes Major Revisions to Condo Approval Forms
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Senate Approves Fudge As Housing Secretary
By a vote of 66 to 34, the Senate confirmed Marcia Fudge as the next Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, making her the first African-American woman to … more Senate Approves Fudge As Housing Secretary
HUD Updates Interest Rate Policies for New HECM ARMs
Today, the Federal Housing Administration published Mortgagee Letter (ML) 2021-08, which paves the way for the removal of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) index and replaces it … more HUD Updates Interest Rate Policies for New HECM ARMs
ARRC Confirms Longer Wind-Down Time Frame For Legacy Contracts
The UK Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), will cease publication of the one-week and two-month LIBOR indices after December 31, 2021 and … more ARRC Confirms Longer Wind-Down Time Frame For Legacy Contracts
NRMLA Comments On LIBOR Transition and H4P Improvements
On behalf of its members, NRMLA submitted comments to the Department of Housing and Urban Development requesting that lenders and servicers be given 180 days to prepare for … more NRMLA Comments On LIBOR Transition and H4P Improvements
FHA Connection Updated to Collect Expanded HMDA Data
The Federal Housing Administration published FHA Info #2021-02 to announce that FHA Connection will be updated to capture expanded borrower demographic information that aligns with Home Mortgage Disclosure … more FHA Connection Updated to Collect Expanded HMDA Data
Financial Assessment Is Working (Part VI)
Financial Assessment is still working. Now in its sixth year, FHA’s policy of requiring the financial assessment (FA) of borrowers’ ability to pay has cut tax and insurance … more Financial Assessment Is Working (Part VI)
Servicing Corner: Being Out of the Home For Extended Periods
NRMLA publishes the “Servicing Corner” so that we can better educate our readers on the most commonly asked questions that loan officers ask about HECM servicing guidelines. This … more Servicing Corner: Being Out of the Home For Extended Periods
Compliance Corner: Ordering the Counseling Session
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