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HUD plans new time limits, work requirements for rental assistance

Government Lending, Housing Market, HUD, HWmember, NPR, Regulatory, Rental Assistance, USDA / Ricky Vasquez

The leaders seated earlier this year in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) are reportedly planning new time limits and work requirements for recipients of the department’s existing rental assistance programs, according to an internal document viewed by NPR. The document reportedly reveals that HUD is planning on limiting the amount of […]

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MBA’s Bob Broeksmit: ‘The CFPB is listening’ to industry concerns

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The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) highlighted the deregulatory efforts of the Trump administration at its Secondary and Capital Markets Conference in New York this week, including work at the CFPB. But on the topic of releasing the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) from conservatorship, MBA president and CEO Bob Broeksmit said he isn’t expecting action anytime soon.

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Joe Gormley addresses pesky rumors about Ginnie Mae

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What you might have heard about Ginnie Mae is simply rumor, according to Joe Gormley, the government-owned company’s executive vice president and chief operating officer. Gormley says that Ginnie Mae has adequate staffing to fulfill its mission, has no plans to shrink the size of issuers and furthermore is happily accepting new issuers. In a

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HUD approves Asheville’s hurricane recovery plan after initial objection over DEI

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After an initial rejection and amendment of its required Hurricane Helene recovery plan as it seeks more than $200 million in federal funds, the City of Asheville, North Carolina’s revised plan has received approval from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In March, HUD rejected Asheville’s initial draft action plan, a required

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HUD announces $1.1B in funding for affordable housing in Tribal lands

Government Lending, Housing Market, HUD, HWmember, Tribal housing / Ricky Vasquez

In one of the most robust housing assistance funding announcements of the second Trump administration so far, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced on Tuesday that it is making $1.1 billion in Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) funding available for eligible Native American Tribes and Tribal communities to “carry out affordable

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HUD plans new time limits, work requirements for rental assistance

MBA’s Bob Broeksmit: ‘The CFPB is listening’ to industry concerns

Joe Gormley addresses pesky rumors about Ginnie Mae

HUD approves Asheville’s hurricane recovery plan after initial objection over DEI

HUD announces $1.1B in funding for affordable housing in Tribal lands

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