HousingWire, Aug. 25, 2015–Swanson, Brena
The government is once again expanding access to credit in an effort to capture a wider audience by making homeownership more available through Fannie Mae’s latest update.

HousingWire, Aug. 25, 2015–Swanson, Brena
The government is once again expanding access to credit in an effort to capture a wider audience by making homeownership more available through Fannie Mae’s latest update.
The composite National Mortgage Risk Index for Agency purchase loans stood at 12.09% in July, down 0.2 percentage point from the average for the prior three months, but up 0.6 percentage point from a year earlier.
Speculation that a pro-investor settlement looms in the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac cases has driven shares sharply higher. This is wishful thinking.
More signs calling out banks that are being bad neighbors will be going up this week. State Assemblyman Michael Kearns says he started the “shame campaign” to expose lenders that foreclose on homes and let them rot for years. Kearns says banks are dragging down communities and leaving taxpayers holding the bag.