Each year, the Enterprises submit quarterly and annual reports detailing the progress they have made toward achieving their Underserved Markets Plan objectives, in compliance with the Duty to Serve requirements. These reports contain the Enterprises’ views on their Duty to Serve activities in each of the three underserved markets—Affordable Housing Preservation, Manufactured Housing, and Rural Housing—and do not necessarily reflect FHFA’s evaluations. The quarterly and annual reports for 2019 are now available on the Duty to Serve website and can be found here.

Other new resources now available on the DTS website are:

• Listening Session Transcripts: FHFA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac hosted a series of four listening sessions for stakeholders last year, with in-person meetings in St. Louis, MO; Los Angeles, CA; and Washington, D.C.; and one virtual meeting. Participants shared their thoughts on what activities should be included in the Enterprises’ next Duty to Serve plans and how the Enterprises can make the most impact in each of the three underserved markets. Transcripts from these sessions are available here. The DTS listening sessions occurred before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. FHFA is evaluating potential adjustments to the DTS program timeline, including the timing and format of future stakeholder input sessions, in light of the pandemic.
• Duty to Serve Program Overview: A new, easy to read Duty to Serve Overview PowerPoint describes key aspects of the program, including the Plan structure, evaluation process, and other resources. The presentation is available on the Duty to Serve homepage, and can be found here.

We hope you find these resources informative and useful. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns by emailing [email protected], and keep an eye out for additional program updates in response to the pandemic.