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82 82 INVESTMENT GOVERNMENT PROPERTY PRESERVATION Journal GINNIE MAE PROVIDES MBS ISSUANCE UPDATE Ginnie Mae has reported that its mortgage-backed securities (MBS) issuance volume for October 2021 stood at $69.36 billion, down from September's issuance of approximately $73 billion. Ginnie Mae MBS issuance reflects the liquidity of the program and its value in meeting the mortgage needs of homebuyers and rental property owners. Approximately 253,996 homes and apartment units were financed by Ginnie Mae guaranteed MBS in October. "e consistency and value of the Ginnie Mae MBS program for investors and issuers on behalf of America's homeowners and renters is illustrated in these results," Ginnie Mae Acting EVP Michael Drayne said. "Our attention to program details that make pooling loans, issuing securities, and transmitting timely payments to security holders efficient and scalable for all stakeholders, ultimately benefits families across the country." A breakdown of Ginnie Mae's October issuance of $69.36 billion includes $65.84 billion of Ginnie Mae II MBS and $3.52 billion of Ginnie Mae I MBS, which includes approximately $3.4 billion of loans for multifamily housing. Ginnie Mae's total outstanding principal balance as of September 30 was $2.135 trillion, up from $2.126 trillion in the prior month, and up slightly from $2.114 trillion in October 2020. Ginnie Mae also reported that it has passed through to investors a record $1 trillion in principal and interest payments in fiscal year 2021. "e past fiscal year broke MBS issuance and investor payment records," Ginnie Mae Office of Securities Operations SVP John Daugherty said. "rough continuous attention to maintaining and upgrading the operations infrastructure of the MBS program, Ginnie Mae and its business partners were able to keep money flowing between investors and homeowners and renters and help stabilize the economy during a national emergency."

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