The Federal Housing Finance Agency has rescinded the proposed pricing adjustments for Debt-to-Income ratios.
This policy, which was proposed to offset the risks associated with higher DTI ratios, would have resulted in additional costs for borrowers with a higher DTI ratio. However, many industry professionals, including mortgage companies and real estate agents, expressed concern that this policy would restrict access to credit for countless buyers.
After considering and analyzing the potential impact of the pricing adjustment on access to credit, the FHFA made the decision to reverse the policy. This decision was made to ensure that eligible borrowers continue to have access to affordable credit, while maintaining safety and soundness in the
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