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national mortgage news: cfpb kills two biden-era nonbank registries, citing costs
A National Mortgage News Article highlights CFPB rescission of two burdensome CFPB registry requirements, quoting CHLA’s criticisms that the requirements are burdensome and redundant. “As CHLA has pointed out in detailed comment letters, the offender registry requirement is redundant with NMLS requirements, and the form contracts registration requirement asks IMBs to disclose waivers of consumer rights that IMBs are not legally allowed to waive in
National mortgage news: fair isaac’s white paper makes it clear it is Raising prices
An Op-ed by Rob Zimmer warns FICO is about to raise prices again – and asks why FICO has slow-walked 10T
HOUSING wire: “TOP 5 IMB PRIORITIES FOR GSES IN A POST-CONSERVATORSHIP WORLD
CHLA highlights 5 IMB priorities for a GSE exit from conservatorship, based on the IMB sign-on letter CHLA spearheaded
HOUSING WIRE: FANNIE, FREDDIE MERGER BUZZ DRAWS MIXED MARKET RESPONSE
A Housing Wire article highlights CHLA’s strong opposition to rumors about a potential merger of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, citing adverse consequences to IMBs
national mortgage news: chla floats rewrite of lo comp rule
Article highlights CHLAs release of its LO Comp White Paper, calling for an end to loan originator compensation limits WITHIN firms
national mortgage news: condo rules need reform to keep homes affordability
Kelly Welch explains CHLA’s priorities for improved transparency and more balanced policies with respect to condo project eligibility for mortgage loans
national mortgage news: cfpb kills two biden-era nonbank registries, citing costs
A National Mortgage News Article highlights CFPB rescission of two burdensome CFPB registry requirements, quoting CHLA’s criticisms that the requirements are burdensome and redundant. “As
CHLA, ICBA urge Treasury, FHFA to have GSEs purchase mbs to bring down mortgage rates
CHLA and ICBA jointly write a letter to Treasury Sec. Bessent and FHFA Director Pulte asking them to have Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac purchase