905 Lenders Failed To Meet Requirements for Annual Recertification of HUD/FHA Approval

Today HUD released it’s Administrative Actions from the Mortgagee Review Board. Read the Federal Register PDF here.  There were 905 lenders that failed to met requirements for HUD’s annual recertification for FHA approval.  The Mortgagee Review Board voted to immediately withdraw FHA approval for a period of one year for each of the 905 lenders.  “The Board took this action because the lenders were not in compliance with the Department’s annual recertification requirements.”

Granted, some of the lenders on this list are no longer in business such as MILA or were taken over by other banks such as Washington Mutual. Yet 905 is quite a high number and some of the names on the list surprised me. 

To check on the current default rate of your favorite FHA lender, check out the Neighborhood Watch website.