Tehon
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Lefty manufactured stuff? Like the presidents own initiative detailed on his own website. Are you seeing this? Bush made a pledge to increase home ownership by expanding F+F.This is how you defeat libs, which is why they hate assertive people. They have no evidence but lefty manufactured stuff. They even try and tell you your eyes and ears aren't seeing or hearing what they are.
How dumb are we? Pretty fuckin dumb
I don't know about the rest of you, but if you believe this clown on this issue when your own eyes and ears are telling you different, I wouldn't try and make a life changing decision anytime soon!
Homeownership Policy Book - Chapter 2
- Establish a national goal of at least 5.5 million new minority homeowners before the end of the decade.
- Challenge the private sector real estate and mortgage finance industries to dramatically increase their efforts to reduce the barriers to homeownership faced by minority families and to work with the nonprofit sector in a concerted effort to achieve this goal through national and local partnerships.
- Convene a White House Conference on Increasing Minority Homeownership, to highlight the homeownership barriers faced by minorities and develop proposed solutions
Although long-range projections of homeownership growth rates can prove unreliable, under almost any projection scenario, adding 5.5 million families to the number of minority homeowners by the end of this decade would be a substantial achievement that could be accomplished only with great effort.
As an initial response to President Bush’s challenge, a number of national organizations involved in homeownership have agreed to commit specific resources, devote organizational energy, and begin taking concrete actions to reduce barriers and achieve this goal. Some of the measures to be taken include:
- A substantial increase of at least $440 billion in the financial commitment made by the government-sponsored enterprises involved in the secondary mortgage market, specifically targeted toward the minority market;