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Managing New & Diverse Single Family Programs HFA INSTITUTE 2015 Single Family Financing Essentials – Part 2 Susan Semba, Vice President Homeownership Lending Idaho Housing and Finance Association

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Managing New & Diverse Single Family Programs

HFA INSTITUTE 2015Single Family Financing Essentials – Part 2

Susan Semba, Vice President Homeownership Lending

Idaho Housing and Finance Association

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Idaho Housing Facts Began transitioning from MRB Financing to

Alternative Secondary Market Channels in 2008 Large Geographic and

Diverse State 1.6 Million Population >70% Homeownership Whole Loan Preference “Best Execution” Strategy

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Loan Production

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Loan Variety

• Created a new program to reach the workforce in 2006 called the Advantage Program

• This was done through the Affinity Agreement with Fannie Mae using the cash window

• We continue to provide 2 programs, the First Loan program and the Advantage Program

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Workforce Housing

• Workforce housing was not affordable in many areas including Boise and Northern Idaho.

• In 2009 we were approved by Freddie Mac as a seller/servicer and sold government loans to them through their cash window.

• In 2010 we were approved as a Ginnie Mae issuer

• 2010 was the last time we issued bonds

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Loan Funding Evolution

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Pricing by Loan Type*Loan Product Loan Rate Key Features

HFA Preferred 3.875% Lower Payment than FHA with current MIPMaximum income statewide $90K

Preferred Risk Share 4.50% No Mortgage Insurance –Income limit $90K

Advantage FHA/VA/RD 3.375% FICO > 620; $90K maximum income

First Loan Program (FHA/VA/RD only)

3.375% Includes a ½% premium1st Time Homebuyer Requirement, income and sales price limits apply

DPA second mortgages 2% higher than note rate

No 1st Time Homebuyer RequirementIncome limit $90K

*Down Payment Assistance Premium Pricing available

Homebuyer Tax Credit Programs (MCCs) available for Advantage program

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Aligning Commitments with Secondary Market Sales

Secondary Market Report

Forward Sale Tracking Report

“Trued Up” each day

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