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Federal Housing Funding and Policy Historic Shifts are Underway
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What Precipitated the Shifts that are Underway Economic Crash 2008-2012 Housing Bubble Bursts – Massive Federal and Private Losses in Housing Federal Budget Trajectory Toxic Politics
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What’s in Flux? Budget – FY14 – Sequester – CR / Debt Ceiling Tax Reform CRA Fair Housing Mortgage Finance – GSE Reform – Dodd-Frank
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Federal Budget Trends
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Vouchers Renewals – FY10-FY13 …but Costs New Vouchers are Rare (HUD-VASH) Few Existing Voucher Holders have lost their Homes…Yet PHAs are Struggling with Admin Cuts (-17%) Very Difficult to serve Populations <50% AMI Homelessness Successes at Risk
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Vouchers: Virginia PHA Survey 7% avg reduction in voucher funding in 2013 765 housing vouchers expected to be cut across the 9 PHAs / local governments responding 14.5% average reduction in admin fees
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Project Based Section 8 Project Based Renewals – HUD Strategy to “short fund” Impact on Investor / Lender Confidence RA (rural) – New RA but declining Very Difficult to serve Populations below 50% AMI Homelessness Successes at Risk
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HOME and CDBG Block Grants more Vulnerable than S/8 HOME (50% cut since FY10) – WAPO story Losses here Ripple through AH GAP Funding Project Infrastructure Rehab Virginia has lost $20m in CDBG (29%) and $18m in HOME since FY10
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Public Housing PH Capital - $2.5b to $1.77b PH Operating - $4.78 to $4.05 RAD – transition of PH to S8 70,000 unit cap will be met this year Choice Communities 4-5 awards per year
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Rural Housing 515 Rental Production Slashed 60% RA Cuts less Steep / Renewals at Risk 502 Direct down 20% Administration Favors 538, 502 Guarantee Budget Neutral Politics Counts !
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Sequester : the Train has left the Station? Budget Control Act of 2011 – $1.2 Trillion in Savings 2013-2021 – FY 13 was 5.1% across the board (defense to take 50% of the cuts) – Delay meant actual cuts to Housing of 7+% – Will continue until 2021 unless changed in a CR or otherwise re-legislated in budget bill
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CR/ Debt Ceiling: A Train Wreck here / on the Way ? September 30 – CR Sept/Oct – Debt Ceiling Syria has used up a lot of space De-funding Obamacare added to the House CR – sent to Senate Likely Outcome: CR with Sequester?
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Tax Reform: Possible? The Sky is Falling! …or is it? Baucus / Hatch in Senate @Simpler Taxes Dave Camp in House Complacency is HIGH RISK – 1986
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Tax Reform: Possible? What is at risk ? LIHTC, NMTC Bill in Oct ? – will not include LIHTCs 2.5 million affordable homes Momentum… 2014 ?
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Community Reinvestment Act Q & A Revisions Comments deadline in May Recognizes Changes in Banking regarding: – Proximity of Depositors – Proximity of Loan Recipients
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Community Reinvestment Act What the “local community” means May recognize the value of CD activities outside assessment area Regional/statewide /national investments may meet goals
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New Fair Housing Guidance Clarity / Simpler Template for Analysis of Impediments Focus on concentrated poverty / “communities of opportunity” Strategies must either move people to COO or Transform into COO What is the Impact?
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Mortgage Finance Reform What should be the role of the federal government in our national housing finance system?
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Mortgage Finance Reform GSE Reform: Source of Mortgage Capital Dodd-Frank – Underwriting Guidelines FHA – Meeting LMI housing needs
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GSE Reform Warner – Corker Wind Down Fannie and Freddie Replace with a Smaller FMIC Common Securitization Platform Competitive System (10 or more guarantors
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GSE Reform Warner / Corker - S1217 Wind Down Fannie and Freddie Replace with a Smaller FMIC Common Securitization Platform Competitive System (10 or more guarantors
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GSE Reform Preserve Access to Capital even during Economic Downturns All geographies All housing types SF Mortgages – 30 year / fixed Rental – esp. Smaller, Rural Implications for future Rate Terms Fees
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GSE Reform - NHTF …the Corporation shall— charge and collect a fee in an amount equal to not less than 5 basis points and not more than 10 basis points for each dollar of the outstanding principal balance of eligible mortgages … and allocate … 80 percent of such fee amounts to the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to fund the Housing Trust Fund
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GSE Reform
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Dodd-Frank: QM & QRM Re- Shaping SF Underwriting Qualified Mortgage “safe harbors” – Eight “factors” – ability to pay – Back end ratio of 43% – Generally balloon loans are discouraged w/exceptions for rural – Credit history
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Dodd-Frank: QM & QRM Re- Shaping SF Underwriting Qualified Residential Mortgage – Risk Sharing – Down payment – Current rule backs off 20% DP but leaves the door open – Comments until Oct. 30
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May You Live in Interesting Times 寧為太平犬不做亂世人 Better to be a dog in peaceful times than a man in chaotic times.
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