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Stakeholders Doubt Effectiveness of Revised Defect Taxonomy
January 10, 2020
George Brooks
The revised defect taxonomy will hardly nudge banks to return to or increase participation in FHA programs despite tighter standards for identifying and curing defective loans, according to industry stakeholders.
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