While a hybrid public-private model for Freddie and Fannie was fundamentally flawed, our focus should be a viable secondary mortgage market with sound underwriting principles.
GARY G. MILLER: “While a hybrid public-private model for Freddie and Fannie was fundamentally flawed, our focus should be a viable…”
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Miller discusses the flaws in the Freddie and Fannie model and emphasizes the need for sound mortgage practices.
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