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» New Tax Law Blows a Hole in Fannie Mae’s 4Q17 Results, FHFA to Ask Treasury for $3.7B in Cash to Eliminate the ‘Net Worth’ Deficit
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New Tax Law Blows a Hole in Fannie Mae’s 4Q17 Results, FHFA to Ask Treasury for $3.7B in Cash to Eliminate the ‘Net Worth’ Deficit
February 14, 2018
Paul Muolo
As National Association of Realtors Vice President Joe Ventrone put it: “It’s an unintended consequence of the tax bill rather than falling into the bailout narrative.”
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