February 9, 2012

NAR Encourages Slow approach to FHA changes

The National Association of Realtors® urged Congress and the administration to move cautiously before making changes to the Federal Housing Administration program that has served the needs of millions of American families for more than 75 years without needing a federal appropriation.

FHA remains financially strong because it has taken steps to ensure solid underwriting standards and responsible lending practices, said Charles McMillan, NAR immediate past president, in testimony before the House Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity today.

For more information on Mr McMillan’s statement and testimony, click here.

 NAR Encourages Slow approach to FHA changes

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Marcus Davis is a part time freelance writer. He writes marketing materials in the Manhattan Beach real estatemarket and works as a virtual assistant for several REMAX Realtors.

Comments

  1. Westyn says:

    In Orlando, real estate recovery is completely dependent on FHA. Any rules tightening would have a dramatic effect.

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