If you want to stick with a program of putting back anytime, anywhere, whatever, that is fine, we are just not going to make these loans, and there are going to be a whole bunch of Americans who are underserved in the mortgage market.
Ed Royce: “If you want to stick with a program of putting back anytime, anywhere, whatever, that is fine, we are just not going to…”
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Royce expresses concern about the impact of lending policies on underserved Americans.
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