Please, Fake News, Don't Give Insurance Regulators Any Bright Ideas

[...]as part of a broader repricing change announced last year, the FHFA eliminated fees altogether for conventional loans for about 20% of home buyers, financed by increased upfront fees for second homes, high-balance loans, and cash-out refinancings. The FHFA precedent—permitted because Fannie and...

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