This week, HousingWire Editor-in-Chief Jacob Gaffney is joined by Reporter Kelsey Ramírez and Online Editor Caroline Basile to discuss the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's final amendment to TRID's Know Before You Owe rule, disappointing GDP results, mortgage rates, and Freddie Mac's expansion of its 3% down program.
HousingWire’s weekly news podcast #4
We discuss TRID, GDP and the expansion of Freddie Mac's 3% down program
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