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Long-Time GSE Critic Peter Wallison Doesn’t Disappoint: Kill Fannie and Freddie, He Urges

November 7, 2017

According to Wallison: “There is nothing about the way the government has managed the housing finance system for the last 50 years that would remotely recommend a continuing government role.”

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Long-Time GSE Critic Peter Wallison Doesn’t Disappoint: Kill Fannie and Freddie, He Urges

Latest Imf News

Retail Channel Loses Some Market Share in Third Quarter

Employment Trends Support Rate Cut by Fed Mid-December

Cardinal Issues Small VA MBS Pool Underwritten With FICO 10 T

Interest Rates Weighing on Profitability of Large Nonbanks

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Jumbo Originations Continue Steady Increase in Third Quarter

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Strong Refi Market Drives FHA, VA Originations in 3Q

MMIF Capital Ratio Tops 11%. Will FHA Cut MIP?

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