NAR has long called for replacing Fannie and Freddie while ensuring continued mortgage market liquidity through the maintenance of
an explicit federal presence in the market.
NAR has long called for replacing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac while ensuring continued mortgage market liquidity through the maintenance of
an explicit federal presence in the market.
Not exact matches
The main message on reform of the secondary mortgage market is that a continued
federal presence,
explicit and on a nonprofit basis, is essential for the preservation of the widespread availability of 30 - year, fixed - rate mortgages.
Pave the way for the return of private capital to the secondary mortgage market while preserving an
explicit, not - for - profit, government - chartered
federal presence in the market.
NAR supports reforms that would pave the way for a return of private lenders into the mortgage market while maintaining an
explicit, government - chartered, nonprofit
federal presence in the market to ensure mortgage availability in good times and bad.
And pave the way for the return of private capital to the secondary mortgage market while preserving an
explicit, not - for - profit, government - chartered
federal presence in the market.