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Expert: FHA should means-test new insured loans
Nov 19, 2013Loan modifications, particularly those insured by the Federal Housing Administration, are subject to means testing — meaning modifications are intended to go to lower-income borrowers who most need the assistance. Industry observer and respected academic Anthony Sanders wonders aloud why the same isn’t done for actual lending at the FHA.
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Report: Jobs data allegedly ‘faked’
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Consumer confidence in homebuying hits all-time low
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JPMorgan’s government settlement is on thin ice
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House GOP toils away on its own debt ceiling plan
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BofA versus the government trial kicks off
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Former CFPB attorney: Cordray confirmation ends era of uncertainty
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