As the subprime-mortgage crisis ripples through the broader housing market, the Bush administration is eyeing an often overlooked federal mortgage insurer to help low- and middle-income homeowners avoid foreclosure. President Bush has balked at allowing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy more mortgages for their portfolios to ease the credit crunch triggered by rising defaults on home loans to borrowers with poor credit. But he said earlier this month that he supports giving the Federal Housing Administration more flexibility to help those facing foreclosure refinance their homes. 21st Century Complete Guide for Real Estate Professionals, Agents, Brokers, and Managers - HUD, FHA, Ginnie Mae, VA, USDA, FTC, FDIC, Federal Reserve - ... Brokers, Titles, Rates (Two CD-ROM Set)

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