Federal Housing Administration

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  Housing Collapse, GSEs Dominate House Financial Services April Agenda

  By Heather Anderson  |  March 22, 2013

  Commmittee Chair Hensarling reiterates aim to eliminate Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac as government-sponsored enterprises.

• Will Strategic Defaulters Be the Next Credit Union Market?

  By David Morrison  |  March 8, 2013

  An executive whose previous firm advised homeowners looking to walk away from their mortgages says credit unions and other financial institutions should consider many of those same homeowners as potential new mortgage borrowers.

• Exec Says Strategic Defaulters Can Be Good Mortgage Risks

  By David Morrison  |  March 6, 2013

  Founder of YouWalkAway.com says 100-point hit in credit score expectable but can be overcome by long positive payment histories.

• People 8-29-12

  August 27, 2012

• Congress to Be Lobbied by New Group on Healthcare Financing

  By Elizabeth Festa  |  July 10, 2012

  Healthcare facilities and lenders have formed the Coalition for Healthcare Finance and CHFPAC to support federal programs that enhance capital access.

• Tucker Carlson Will Keynote 2012 NAFCU Congressional Caucus

  By Heather Anderson  |  June 22, 2012

  Political commentator from Fox, CNN to highlight annual confab in Washington in September.

• MBA President/CEO David Stevens Will Move to SunTrust

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 30, 2012

  Mortgage Bankers Association chief heading to Atlanta as president of SunTrust Mortgage.

• Mortgage CUSO hits $2 Billion in Servicing

  By David Morrison  |  May 25, 2012

  TruHome Solutions, a mortgage CUSO in Lenexa, Kan., has achieved another milestone, servicing more than $2 billion in credit union-originated mortgage loans.

• NAFCU Talks Refis with White House

  By Heather Anderson  |  May 15, 2012

  Trade participates in call with White House about three bills that would address mortgage modifications and refinancing.

• Credit Unions as Landlords May Increase

  By Heather Anderson  |  April 15, 2012

  Credit unions may find themselves increasingly playing the role of landlord, according to a recent Federal Reserve policy statement and a property management firm that serves credit unions.