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Pulte’s FHFA to Ease Credit Data Requirement for Fannie, Freddie
Source: Bloomberg
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency is expected within weeks to direct Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to require lenders to obtain borrower credit data from two major credit bureaus rather than all three. The change could materially affect credit-reporting bureaus and mortgage-lending workflows, while potentially reducing lenders' credit-data costs.
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