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HUD Secretary Carson Sets Up ‘Order of Succession’ at Ginnie Mae. First Up: Michael Bright
January 17, 2018
Paul Muolo
The Trump White House was slated to nominate mortgage banker David Kittle to head the agency but back in November he grew tired of waiting and withdrew his name from consideration.
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