On the recordNovember 30, 2011
Is it also a fair conclusion that in the average home, the more valuable homes that you are allowed to do, the ones that are closer to your cap are the ones that have a lower rate of default?
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congress.govIs it also a fair conclusion that in the average home, the more valuable homes that you are allowed to do, the ones that are closer to your cap are the ones that have a lower rate of default?
Capuano questions the correlation between home value and default rates.
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