The overall health of the housing market, its sort of stabilizing and then beginning to slowly appreciate, is ultimately what will make the balance sheets of Fannie and Freddie look much, much, much, much better.
Reed discusses the importance of housing market health for Fannie and Freddie's balance sheets.
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