FHA to Tighten Lending Standards as Defaults Rise « The Washington …

As we clarified, FHA loan volume has quadrupled since 2006, and a rising number of defaults has prompted fears the agency will be the next in line for a government bailout. From The Post: In the past, the FHA has resisted raising down …

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