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Housing Advocates: GSE Capital Rule Violates Duty-to-Serve
September 11, 2020
Dennis Hollier
Nonprofit groups said the new rule will lead to higher guarantee fees, potentially pricing many low-income families and families of color out of the GSE channel.
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