Instead of focusing on fundamentals like shrinking their portfolio, reducing risk, and charging a premium that is in line with risk, FHA has advanced a policy that can only be described as out of bounds from its original intent.
Lynn A. Westmoreland: “Instead of focusing on fundamentals like shrinking their portfolio, reducing risk, and charging a premium that is in…”
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He argues that FHA's policies are misaligned with its intended goals.
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