Scott Olson, Executive Director of COMMUNITY HOME LENDERS OF AMERICA (CHLA), said in a statement, “CHLA applauds the confirmation of Bill Pulte to be Director of the FHFA. CHLA appreciates Mr. Pulte’s commitment to affordable homeownership. We look forward to working with him on issues like preserving a broad base of GSE lenders, which benefits consumers, and taking Fannie and Freddie out of conservatorship in an orderly way.”
COMMUNITY HOME LENDERS OF AMERICA
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CHLA is the distinctive voice in Washington for independent mortgage bankers (IMBs).
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The Community Home Lenders of America (CHLA) is a national non-profit association of small and mid-sized community-based mortgage lenders. The mission of the CHLA is to promote federal mortgage programs, rules, and regulations which treat community mortgage lenders fairly, and which reflect the critical importance that community mortgage lenders play in providing broad access to credit for borrowers, in increasing competition in mortgage markets, and in providing borrowers with quality mortgage services and access to loans at a local level. Community mortgage lenders face both significant challenges and new growth opportunities as the landscape for mortgage lending and servicing continues to change at an unprecedented rate. Federal agencies are issuing a number of new regulations under Dodd-Frank, the CFPB continues to grow, and Congress is beginning a vigorous debate on the financial status and role of FHA, on the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and on steps that could be taken to bring private capital back into mortgage markets, in order to shrink the footprint of Fannie, Freddie, and FHA. These changes could have a major impact on community mortgage lenders. However, too often, policy makers in Washington hear only the voices of the biggest players, including so-called “too-big-to-fail” firms – often ignoring the perspective of other lender/servicers in the market. 2101 WILSON BLVD STE 610, ARLINGTON, Virginia, United States.
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2101 WILSON BLVD STE 610
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The Rocket Companies and Redfin deal shook up the mortgage and real estate industries today. CHLA President Taylor Stork, CMB and James Kleimann from HousingWire joined The One on One Show with Greg Sher to break it all down. What does this acquisition mean for independent mortgage banks, loan officers, and homebuyers? Taylor, James, and Greg tackled the big questions and offered insights you won’t want to miss. CHLA continues to advocate, making sure the voices of IMBs are heard. Watch the episode now!
Loud for the ones without a mic. Relentless advocate for housing and those overlooked or underestimated. I give real guidance and opportunities to help the next generation rise.
INSTANT ANALYSIS post-Redfin being acquired by Rocket Companies with Taylor Stork, CMB and HousingWire's Managing Editor James Kleimann. This was so good. Covered all the angles.
One on One with Greg Sher, Taylor Stork & James Kleimann
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"Blowback? For sure. In 2024, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) called for an investigation of FICO for anticompetitive practices. So did a coalition of Democratic senators and the COMMUNITY HOME LENDERS OF AMERICA."
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CHLA commends HUD's decision to delay the enforcement of the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) standards for FHA-financed new homes by six months. CHLA had previously advocated against this federal intervention into local construction standards, expressing concerns that it could restrict FHA loan access for many prospective homebuyers. We are now urging HUD to use this postponement to permanently reconsider the proposal. Read our PR: https://bit.ly/3DxmV2y
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In a recent National Mortgage News article, our Executive Director, Scott Olson, emphasized the importance of balanced reforms for FHA and Ginnie Mae: "There is growing consensus to reform FHA and Ginnie Mae. … All we ask is for this to be done in a balanced manner." As the sole national association representing independent mortgage banks —responsible for originating 83% of all mortgage loans —we advocate for reforms that streamline operations while preserving these agencies' essential roles in facilitating homeownership for millions of American families. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gkAc2PA3
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?? In Case You Missed It: Critical Read for Mortgage Professionals ?? Our Executive Director, Scott Olson, is making an important call to action: Protect FHA and Ginnie Mae. These agencies have a long history of expanding homeownership and providing stability in the housing market — but they’re facing increasing scrutiny. ?? In this op-ed for National Mortgage News, he lays out why these institutions are vital, how they’ve successfully navigated past challenges, and why industry leaders must stand up for their continued role in housing finance. Read the full piece here: https://lnkd.in/gn3bfcCy Taylor Stork, CMB Dana Trajcevski Liz Scholz, CFA
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Independent Mortgage Banks (IMBs) play a critical role in homeownership, yet they face duplicative and costly regulations that impact efficiency and affordability. The Community Home Lenders of America (CHLA) has taken action—writing to the CFPB with key recommendations to streamline oversight while maintaining consumer protections. ? The CFPB should exempt smaller IMBs from exams, pursuant to the Dodd-Frank statutory requirement to tier supervision by firm size, volume, and risk – and limit exams of larger IMBs to gaps in state exam schedules or to state requests for the CFPB to conduct an exam. ? The CFPB should end regulation by enforcement, a practice that disproportionately harms smaller IMBs and their borrowers. Moreover, CFPB fines and orders should be based on the severity of the violation and should be clearly defined and be of finite term. ? The CFPB should increase LO Comp Rule flexibility – to help consumers by increasing competition and removing impediments to State HFA bond loans and IMB brokered loans. ? The CFPB should immediately suspend court order registry requirements for IMBs and withdraw its proposed form contracts rule. Both are redundant and unnecessary for IMBs. Read the full letter here: https://lnkd.in/gng5xqDq
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CHLA commends the nomination of Jonathan McKernan as CFPB Director. Read the full statement here: https://bit.ly/41cebbb. #CFPB