Advocacy
CFPB SHOULD USE QM PATCH RULEMAKING TO HELP FACILITATE A GSE UTILITY MODEL
In a new letter to the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, the Community Home Lenders Association recommended the CFPB should help facilitate the creation of a
Report: Ginnie Stress Testing Inappropriate for Smaller Issuers, Cautions CHLA
The Community Home Lenders Association (CHLA) is pleased to submit these comments in response to Ginnie Mae’s Request for Input on its Stress Testing Framework.
CHLA writes to express our strong support for H.R. 3141, the “FHA Loan Affordability Act of 2019.”
June 7, 2019 The Honorable Maxine Waters Chairwoman House Committee on Financial Services 2129 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 The Honorable Patrick Mc
CHLA Letter to GNMA Re: Request for Input Regarding Potential Changes to the Parameters Governing Loan Eligibility for Pooling into Its Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS)
Government National Mortgage Association 451 7th Street, Room B-133 Washington, DC 20410 The Community Home Lenders Association (CHLA) appreciates the opportunity to submit these comments
CHLA Recommendations for FHA Policies
[May 2019] ELIMININATING LIFE OF LOAN PREMIUMS FHA should end its Life of Loan premium policy that was put in place in 2013. This policy
CHLA Asks Congress to Approve Higher Pay Scale for FHA Staff and Fund FHA IT Upgrades
Contact: Scott Olson For Immediate Release 571-527-2601
CHLA Opposes HUD’s Plan to Reduce FHA’s Housing Footprint
The Community Home Lenders Association sent an Oct. 8, 2019 letter to FHA Commissioner Brian Montgomery opposing HUD’s efforts to reduce FHA involvement in the
Ginnie Mae Stress Testing Should Not Apply to Smaller Mortgage Banks
CHLA Board Member Deb Sturges, president and CEO of Hallmark Home Mortgage, writes that Ginnie Mae’s proposed stress testing should be limited to the largest
CHLA Praises FHFA & Treasury for Allowing GSEs to Retain Capital
CHLA Executive Director said the decision by FHFA Director Mark Calabria and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to permit the GSEs to retain as much as