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Federal Housing Administration sets loan limits for 2026

The Federal Housing Administration has officially established the 2026 limits for loans that it insures, including traditional products and those originated through its reverse mortgage program. Processing Content The administration set the core limits for single-unit properties in low- and high-cost areas at $541,287 and $1,249,125, respectively. Those limits are based on 65% and 150% […]

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Fed’s Goolsbee, Schmid lay out case for interest rate pause

Vincent Alban/Bloomberg Processing Content Key Insight: Both regional Federal Reserve presidents, who are voting members of the Federal Open Market Committee in 2025, said they wanted interest rates to remain unchanged because of inflation concerns and a lack of official data. Expert Quote: “Inflation remains too high, the economy shows continued momentum, and the labor

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Ginnie Mae aligns liquidation reporting with GSEs

Ginnie Mae announced its plans to change liquidation reporting requirements in a move that aligns its policies more closely with the government-sponsored enterprises and mortgage-market participants.  Processing Content The change serves to enhance operations and improve accuracy and timeliness of liquidation event data, which are used to help determine payments tied to Ginnie Mae’s mortgage-backed

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