Tag Archives: Fannie Mae

Fannie Mae disclosed the results of its 11th non-performing loan sale recently. The deal includes 7,500 loans totaling and unpaid principal balance of $1.23 billion—representing one of the highest bids to date.

Five Star’s Ed Delgado moderated an expert panel at this week’s National Property Preservation Conference, asking industry leaders, “Is this the calm before the storm?”

More homeowners are working with the GSEs to keep their homes, but what’s driving the sudden increase in foreclosure prevention actions?

Serious delinquencies on single-family properties are up for Fannie Mae. But since last year? The numbers tell a different story.

The data is in and home price are standing out in these markets...

After Deloitte’s September 25 data breach, it was reported that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may have been effective, but according to a Tuesday statement, that concern was reported prematurely.

On Monday, Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI), which highlights consumers’ current views and forward-looking expectations of housing market conditions, was released. The index revealed an increase in September by 0.3 points to 88.3—up 5.5 points compared to last year. ...

A recent survey from Fannie Mae showed that most renters would like to purchase a home, but the costs of getting started are holding them back. A lending hand from family could be the answer.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency released its Q2 2017 Foreclosure Prevention Report, outlining results of the continued efforts the agency and the GSEs are implementing to prevent homeowners from going into foreclosure.

The Urban Institute September chart book was recently released, outlining refinances, serious delinquencies, and the government sponsored enterprises delinquency rates, amongst various other statistics related to the industry.