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Home buyers could soon use Crypto to get a mortgage as part of the new Trump administrator plan

Nana MediaBy Nana MediaJune 25, 20253 Mins Read
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New Guidelines for Mortgage Applications

According to recent developments, buyers in the USA will soon be able to strengthen their mortgage application. This change is expected to benefit potential buyers who may not want to exchange their cryptocurrency stocks in US dollars in order to qualify for a mortgage supported by the government.

Background on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two units in the context of the state conservators, guarantee more than half of the American mortgages. A few years ago, during the administration of President Joe Biden, both Fannie and Freddie output instructions stating that the income of a buyer paid in cryptocurrency could not be used for qualification for a mortgage, due to the high insecurity associated with the cryptocurrency.

Shift in Policy

However, there has been a reversal in policy, with the guideline now allowing cryptocurrency to be considered as an asset for mortgage applications. This change represents a significant shift for Fannie and Freddie, and is seen as a move to make the United States a crypto capital of the world.

Benefits for Potential Buyers

The new guideline would benefit potential buyers who may not want to exchange their cryptocurrency stocks in US dollars in order to qualify for a mortgage supported by the government. This is particularly relevant in the current market, where sales prices for homes continue to increase and have reached a record high, and average mortgage interest rates remain stubbornly high.

Potential Risks and Challenges

Some experts warn that every plan to take over the two public companies could lead to higher credit costs for home buyers. Fannie and Freddie buy mortgages from lenders and pack them for investors, and without a government guarantee for a rescue package, may require higher interest rates to compensate for the additional risks.

Implementation and Approval

The suggestions for accepting cryptocurrency as an asset for mortgages must be approved by the board of directors and the FHFA before the new guideline comes into force. The entities are expected to create proposals for accepting cryptocurrency as an asset for mortgages, taking into account additional risk factors, including adjustments to market volatility.

Future Implications

It is unclear how investors would perceive the risks connected to Fannie and Freddie if the companies go to the stock exchange, given the highly volatile nature of cryptocurrency. The new guideline is expected to have significant implications for the mortgage market, and its impact will be closely watched in the coming months.

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