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Cash-Window Cap May Have Bigger Impact Than Expected
February 25, 2021
Dennis Hollier
Of the lenders analyzed by hedge advisory firm MCT, 25% will be directly impacted by the $1.5 billion cap on the amount of loans Freddie and Fannie can purchase from each seller over any four-quarter period.
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