Sustainable Homeownership Act amends mortgage insurance requirements and capital standards for government-sponsored enterprises.
The Sustainable Homeownership Act modifies mortgage insurance requirements for mortgages with high loan-to-value ratios. It mandates that a portion of the unpaid principal balance of these mortgages be guaranteed or insured by a qualified insurer. The act also establishes capital standards and return on equity ranges for government-sponsored enterprises to ensure financial stability. Additionally, it outlines procedures for the sale of mortgage assets and the restructuring of investments to facilitate the exit from conservatorship.
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