Nothing Down Flamed the California Real Estate Bonfire: 40 Percent …

There has been recent talk of raising the FHA down payment to 5 percent: “(SF Gate) Critics say 3.5 percent does not force purchasers to have enough “skin in the game” to discourage them from missing payments or risking foreclosure . …

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Nothing Down Flamed the California Real Estate Bonfire: 40 Percent …

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