Fewer homes can get Fannie Mae-backed mortgages, a response to the Surfside condo collapse and the insurance crunch.
More than 700 homes in California have been placed on a "mortgage blacklist." A "mortgage blacklist" is an unofficial term ...
Condominium owners are having trouble selling their properties due to a fast-growing and mostly secret mortgage blacklist, Jean Eaglesham and ...
If a condo is on the Fannie Mae "blacklist," it’s harder for potential buyers to get a mortgage, making it nearly impossible ...
The agency refuses to back mortgages for properties that it deems to be underinsured or have underfunded reserves.
About 700 condominium complexes around California have been placed on a “mortgage blacklist” that is creating a headache for owners looking to sell their properties and, in many cases ...
This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Alex Ossola: How a secret mortgage blacklist leaves homeowners stuck with condos they can't sell. Jean Eaglesham: We are seeing these ...
A secret mortgage blacklist is leaving thousands of condo owners unable to sell their homes. The list is compiled by mortgage underwriters Fannie Mae and has been expanded dramatically in response ...
California has 685 condo complexes on the blacklist, which makes getting government-backed loans nearly impossible.
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