At the MBA Servicing Conference and Expo 2025, officials from USDA, FHA/HUD, and Ginnie Mae shared insights about the mortgage industry. They expressed a need for ongoing feedback as affordable housing remains a priority under the Trump administration. This priority has led to a pause in key servicing policies, including amendments to Regulation X and a USDA policy. Key speakers highlighted the influence of recent executive orders on servicing options, while officials await direction from HUD Secretary Scott Turner regarding his agenda and the implications for the housing sector.
Several speakers at the MBA Servicing Conference and Expo expressed optimism about the Trump administration's focus on affordable housing, highlighting the importance of industry feedback.
Ingrid Ripley from USDA mentioned that Trump's executive orders led to halting amendments to special servicing options and the mortgage recovery advance process.
Jeffrey Little noted that 18 political appointees joined on the first day, with anticipation surrounding HUD Secretary Scott Turner’s agenda.
The pause in servicing policies reflects the industry's need for more clarity on upcoming regulatory changes due to recent transitions within government agencies.
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