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FHFA Values Respect We strive to act with respect for each other, share information and resources, work together in teams, and collaborate to solve problems. ExcellenceWe aspire to excel in every aspect of our work and to seek better ways to accomplish our mission and goals. Integrity We are committed to the highest ethical and professional standards to inspire trust and confidence in our work. Diversity We seek to promote diversity in our employment and business practices and those of our regulated entities.. Statement before the California LegislatureAssembly Banking and Finance Committee and Assembly Local Government CommitteeKeeping Up with PACE: A Joint Oversight Hearing on Residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) ProgramsChair Dababneh, Chair Eggman, Vice Chair Allen, Vice Chair Waldron, Committee Members,in response to your request for input on Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs, I am pleased to have the opportunity to address this Joint Oversight Hearing. My name is Alfred Pollard and I serve as General Counsel of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).
Our agency oversees the eleven Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLBanks), which accept mortgage collateral in exchange for advances to financial institutions in the primary mortgage market, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises), which purchase and also securitize mortgages thereby providing resources to the primary mortgage market. To facilitate these remarks and because of their role in purchasing first-lien mortgages, I will focus on Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.As you know, the Enterprises are in federal conservatorships and have received more than $187 billion in federal government support to remain in operation and support the primary mortgage market. During the conservatorships, the Enterprises have refinanced over 22 million mortgages into lower interest rates, providing more affordable home loans and they have undertaken over 3.6 million foreclosure prevention actions through various programs to keep homeowners in their homes.Oversight HearingToday’s hearing is about residential energy retrofit lending. In short, this means the financing for a product, not the retrofit product itself.
While the product is timely and important, the financing method is at the core of today’s discussion. Whether funded by a PACE loan or a second-lien loan, the energy efficiency product would be the same. The financing method has significance for homeowners, communities, small lenders that hold loans in portfolio, the FHLBanks, the Enterprises and those who own mortgage-backed securities, such as pension funds. In 2009-2010, as you may know, FHFA and the bank regulators along with major financial institution trade groups expressed concerns with the PACE model as the financing mechanism for lending programs. As conservator for the Enterprises, FHFA has stated it cannot support first-lien PACE programs for Enterprise participation and I hope these remarks assist in understanding why that remains FHFA’s position.Energy Efficiency FinancingFHFA supports energy efficiency efforts by homeowners and home purchasers.
Later in an attachment to this presentation, I address, in detail, FHFA’s efforts and those of the entities the Agency regulates that support energy efficiency improvements and energy efficiency financing.As noted, the topic is what methods should be employed to finance retrofitting a home with energy efficient products, with a primary, though not exclusive, focus on solar products. PACE initiatives contemplate state legislation to authorize counties and municipalities to administer programs to finance homeowner retrofits. By working through the counties, PACE programs seek to secure a first-lien position for their loans as this would prove attractive to investors.
With a few exceptions, counties and cities that have undertaken PACE programs engage outside firms to administer them.The programs in California and elsewhere look principally to the value of property to support a loan, rather than the ability of a homeowner to repay, as was mandated in the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010. The focus on ability to repay, by no means a new concept, aimed to correct the asset-based lending that contributed to the financial crisis that began in 2007. In addition to undertaking asset-based lending, the counties or municipalities may charge up to 10 percent for administrative fees and other charges are imposed by administrators; these numbers are generally well beyond what a second-lien mortgage loan would contemplate. Total authorized amounts for loans vary by state from 10 percent or more of assessed home values.Stated consumer protections are narrow— generally limited to basic underwriting for a loan such as that a borrower must not have filed for bankruptcy, not be behind on a mortgage or been delinquent on property taxes. Beyond that, it is up to localities to determine what protections to afford consumers.
Even where protections exist, they are not uniform and have no enforcement agency behind them.FHFA and PACEBecause of the transfer of risk to the Enterprises and the FHLBanks by PACE programs through the first-lien status they obtain, FHFA has made clear that the FHLBanks should undertake such actions as they deem appropriate to protect collateral they acquire and that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should neither purchase nor refinance mortgages with PACE loans attached. While the Enterprises have additional authorities to protect their first-lien status, FHFA has directed only these actions to date.The PACE lien is referred to as a 'super-lien' as it moves ahead or 'primes' a first mortgage lien.
Further, a PACE lien often represents a retroactive creation of liability on a property ahead of the existing first-lien mortgage, which the mortgage holder neither knows about nor consents to. The creation of a super-lien thus transfers the risk of loss to the first-lien mortgage holder after the lender has already underwritten and entered into a financing arrangement that facilitates the purchase or refinancing of a home. The lender has no knowledge and no say in the subsequent additional risk and the potential decline in the value of their collateral by the layering of debt.In a public statement dated December 22, 2014, FHFA summarized that—The existence of these super-priority liens increases the risk of losses to taxpayers.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while operating in conservatorship, currently support the housing finance market by purchasing, guaranteeing, and securitizing single-family mortgages. One of the bedrock principles in this process is that the mortgages supported by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must remain in first-lien position, meaning that they have first priority in receiving the proceeds from selling a house in foreclosure. As a result, any lien from a loan added after origination should not be able to jump in line ahead of a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac mortgage to collect the proceeds of the sale of a foreclosed property.In brief, Enterprise programs support the ability of a borrower to purchase a home and the Enterprise mortgage is recorded first in time.
A PACE loan is only available to someone who owns a home. In the vast majority of cases that ownership is obtained by a mortgage loan in which a lender has placed hundreds of thousands of dollars at risk. Accordingly, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, when they purchase loans, require at all times that they remain in a first-lien position. Also, the congressional charters for the Enterprises require that the borrower have at least 20 percent equity in a home or an approved form of credit enhancement, such as mortgage insurance, to address the risk of nonpayment. A PACE loan can erode— partially or completely— that 20 percent equity cushion.PACE is a lending program created to attract investors to provide funds for loans for energy retrofits. Unlike normal home improvement financing, the PACE program seeks to secure a first lien on property for a loan through a governmental property tax lien.
The financing concept is simple— if a residential property has to lose 90 percent of its value before a PACE lender incurs a loss, the investor has a very attractive investment opportunity. However, that opportunity comes at the expense of existing lien holders, who unexpectedly bear a new risk of loss, and, in some instances, to the disadvantage of consumers.PACE programs transfer risk. PACE programs fundamentally do not have comprehensive regulatory supervision. PACE programs have no required uniformity. PACE programs in many,but not all, instances are administered by third parties that do not follow the same consumer protection requirements applicable to residential mortgage lenders.FHFA Director Melvin L. Watt has been clear— super-priority liens ahead of Enterprise loans transfer undue risk and only true second-lien status avoids this problem. In other words, FHFA cannot sanction first-lien status PACE programs for Enterprise participation.
Court cases across the country have upheld the Agency’s directions on this point. Liens running with properties that are not extinguished through foreclosure are not true second liens, even if termed 'subordinated.'
Let me add that this position would be true even if the Enterprises were not in conservatorships, where taxpayers bear the risk of loss being transferred to them. But they are in conservatorships and the conservator is bound by statute to 'preserve and conserve' Enterprise assets.
Permitting a hidden or future lien to defeat or impair recourse to collateral— the basis for secured lending— has market implications.Energy Efficiency EffortsFHFA is mindful of the interest of California and other jurisdictions in promoting energy efficiency. For that reason, FHFA supports Enterprise activities that promote energy efficiency improvements and favorable consumer financing. To that end, I have provided an Attachment to highlight for the Committees information on FHFA and Enterprise activities and programs that support energy efficiency.
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