CHLA In The News
Scotsman Guide – Freddie Mac pilot offering alternative to loan repurchases gets expanded
FHFA touts move as next step in addressing lender concerns about elevated repurchases
The Mortgage Note – Op-Ed: The Credit Scoring Cartel That’s Cornering The Mortgage Industry
Unbeknownst to many, there’s another factor significantly contributing to the housing affordability crisis in this country – it’s called the credit scoring industry.
Scotsman Guide – Mortgage industry concerns on FICO score prices echoed by Congress
With credit score prices anticipated to rise, legislators join lending industry in speaking up
National Mortgage News – FICO predicted to hike costs for mortgage credit scores by up to 50%
“We’re astounded, but unfortunately, not surprised that Fair Isaac Corp. is continuing to use its raw monopoly power to extract more money from the pockets of first-time homebuyers. That’s an oversimplification, but that’s what’s going on,” said Rob Zimmer, director of external affairs at CHLA, Friday.
RisMedia – Future of GSEs: How Fannie, Freddie Privatization Might Shake Out Under a Second Trump Term
The privatization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has been a hot topic of debate for years—but what would it mean for the industry?
HousingWire – Severe storm fallout could destabilize the intersection of mortgage and insurance
There were already signs of instability due to extreme weather events, and the ravages of hurricanes Helene and Milton threaten to make it worse.
Scotsman Guide – Freddie Mac pilot offering alternative to loan repurchases gets expanded
FHFA touts move as next step in addressing lender concerns about elevated repurchases
CHLA Commends Freddie Mac for Expanding Repurchase Alternative Pilot
CHLA Commends Freddie Mac for Expanding Repurchase Alternative Pilot (Washington, D.C.) – The Community Home Lenders of America (CHLA) commends Freddie Mac and FHFA Director
The Mortgage Note – Op-Ed: The Credit Scoring Cartel That’s Cornering The Mortgage Industry
Unbeknownst to many, there’s another factor significantly contributing to the housing affordability crisis in this country – it’s called the credit scoring industry.