The Mortgage Bankers Association believes that delaying the mandatory compliance date, as proposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will not increase access to credit.
Source: Inman News
MBA: Delaying non-qualified mortgage rule will bring uncertainty to housing
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