
The Impact of Biden's Mortgage Plan on Home Buyers with Good Credit
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is implementing changes to the pricing structure of Loan Level Price Adjustments, which will go into effect on May 1. The changes have caused controversy, with some arguing that they penalize people with higher credit scores while giving an advantage to those with lower scores. However, a spokesperson for the agency said that the changes take a more "holistic" approach to the pricing structure and that lower credit scores will still result in more upfront fees. The changes will apply to Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae loans.
