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impact of the secondary mortgage program on homeownership patterns in metropolitan areas of the United States
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The aim of this dissertation is to identify the perfomance of
the housing programs from the government sponsored
enterprises (GSEs) such as GNMA, FNMA and FHLMC, and their
influence on household mortgage finance patterns for borrower
groups with low- to -moderate income, new starters, and
minority households in medium size metropolitan areas of the
United States. The main issues that the present study will
investigate are: (1) identify the effects that the GSEs
have on borrower groups to test the significance of the
relationship between secondary mortgage loans and
homeownership patterns; and (2) identify and report recent
mortgage lending trends in geographically defined areas
(central, non-central city) within nonconsolidated
metropolitan statistical areas (MSA); (3) identify
whether the secondary mortgage loans are reaching their
intended policy goals on their target income populations.
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Includes bibliographical references: pages 125-129.