Today's hearing is an opportunity to address one of the most critical questions facing our economy: How do we continue to move forward from the crisis and organize a secondary mortgage market that ensures access to sustainable homeownership at affordable rates for the American middle class?
Maxine Waters: “Today's hearing is an opportunity to address one of the most critical questions facing our economy: How do we continue…”
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Waters emphasizes the importance of addressing homeownership access post-crisis.
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