Fortunately for you, Senior Mortgage Reporter Georgia Kromrei has stayed on top of it all.
Hey,
If you've been in the industry long enough, you've gone through your fair share of administration changes. With each new president, the words "compliance" and "regulation" take center stage again as everyone scrambles to figure out what to expect from the next group of housing officials.
But this administration is different… EXTREMELY different.
For starters, this administration received the green light from the Supreme Court to fire former FHFA Director Mark Calabria at will after a long battle on the constitutionality of it all. And since this happened back in June, there's been a whirlwind of announcements coming out of D.C. So much has happened that it has us asking, "What on earth is happening with the federal government?"
Fortunately for you, Senior Mortgage Reporter Georgia Kromrei has stayed on top of it all and will be joining HW+ members for a Q&A this Thursday, August 26, at 12 CT in the HW+ Slack Channel, a free communication platform for members. She'll be answering any questions members have on what's happening in D.C. right now!
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