So Mr. Green, would it be advisable to us for us to consider a carveout from Dodd-Frank for smaller-sized mortgages that provide a lesser regulatory burden and therefore a greater financial incentive for financial institutions to lend below the $100,000 level?
Cynthia Lummis: “So Mr. Green, would it be advisable to us for us to consider a carveout from Dodd-Frank for smaller-sized mortgages that…”
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Lummis suggests easing regulations for smaller mortgages to encourage lending.
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