HUD and the FHFA have announced a number of recent policy changes as they coordinate on President Biden's agenda and equitable housing goals. From rolling back caps on investment properties to allowing desktop appraisals to tackling bias and more, federal agencies have a new playbook for mortgage lenders and servicers — and they expect quick adoption and compliance.
That's why we've assembled a rock-star panel of policy experts and trade group leaders for aLunch & Learn discussion tomorrow from 12-1 central time. I'll be moderating the conversation, which will be focused on how these changes impact lenders of all types, with these panelists:
Benjamin Coll, Director at MCT
Sasha Hewlett, Director, Secondary & Capital Markets/Residential Policy at MBA
Kris Kully, partner at Mayer Brown
Elizabeth LaBerge, Senior Director of Advocacy & Counsel at CUNA
Brendan McKay, President of Broker Advocacy at AIME
Scott Olson, Executive Director of CHLA
Register here and join us for this important discussion featuring an audience Q&A as well.
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