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Inside Mortgage Finance Publications, Inc. is a Bethesda, Maryland-based company providing business-to-business news and statistics to executives in the residential mortgage business. Since 1984 our publications have been “What the Mortgage Market Reads," with coverage of legislative, political and regulatory issues, as well as industry news, trends, analysis and exclusive statistics and rankings. Read us for the latest on mortgage issues, such as the government-sponsored enterprises, the mortgage- and asset-backed securities markets, the non-agency non-conforming market, mortgage insurance, servicing, Dodd-Frank Act, technology innovations, profitable operations, e-commerce and other regulatory issues.

Our family of publications includes eight mortgage-related newsletters Inside Mortgage Finance, Inside MBS & ABS, Inside the GSEs, Inside Nonconforming Markets, Inside Mortgage Trends, Inside Regulatory Strategies, Mortgage Market Update, and Inside FHA Lending,as well as special and statistical reports. We also publish the Small Business Tax News, focusing on tax reduction planning and strategies for small businesses.

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The Osgood file

January 5, 2012


LISTEN and READ: Settling With Mortgage Lenders


Minnesota Public Radio

January 5, 2012

The year in housing


NPR

December 17, 2011
LISTEN: SEC: Mortgage Execs Took Pains To Hide Risky Loans


November 15, 2011
LISTEN: Why Did Freddie Mac Pay Newt Gingrich $300,000?

American Public Media: Marketplace

December 19, 2011
LISTEN: Foreclosures on hold for the holidays

October 24, 2011
LISTEN: Obama administration to relax HARP standards

October 13, 2011
LISTEN: In high foreclosure areas, sellers aren't paying for extras

September 27, 2011
LISTEN: Federal government to dial down mortgage guarantees

PBS NewsHour
August 30, 2011

Millions of Distressed Properties Stuck in 'Shaky' U.S. Housing Market


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May 17, 2011

Housing Market Still Plagued by Foreclosure


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NPR

September 3, 2011
LISTEN: Big Banks Sued Over Risky Mortgages

August 15, 2011
LISTEN: Low Rates Alone Not Seen Reviving Housing Market


HousingPulse - May Survey Results

June 2011
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MarketWatch Podcast: Money, Markets and More

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March 31, 2011 LISTEN

The Diane Rehm Show/ WAMU 88.5 FM

February 10, 2011
LISTEN: The Government's Role in the Housing Market

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is completing its first six months of operation. Based on the agency’s regulatory pronouncements and announcements to date, how do you think the agency is doing?

It’s doing a good job of balancing consumer protections with regulating the mortgage industry.
It’s too early to tell what kind of job the CFPB is doing.
It’s not needed and should be closed down.

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