Having just slashed annual mortgage insurance premiums on new FHA loans by 35 percent in March, and with total insurance in force growing faster than reserves, HUD officials show no signs of giving in to long-standing industry demands.
Source: Inman News
Mortgage groups urge FHA to ditch ‘life of loan’ premium payments
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