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	Comments on: Fannie Mae &#124; Providing an Alternative to Income Verification for Refi&#8217;s &#038; Reducing Documentation for Income and Assets	</title>
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		By: Bobbi Swann		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Okay, so I am a mortgage broker, licensed in the state of FL.  I am fully aware of this program, along with a couple of others that came from Freddie Mac as well.  I have to say - I don&#039;t think these programs are good for the economy; nor do I think they will result in nothing more than a delay of the enevitable.  Therefore, I don&#039;t do them!!  I look at it as a means for the gov&#039;t owned Fannie/Freddie to rid themselves of the malfunctioning mortgages out there that are loaded with fraud by empowering the borrower (who usually does not know there is fraud or a break in title) to make the current mess go away by refinancing.  And, let&#039;s feed all of the (liquid and otherwise)assets to these gov&#039;t entities, which was NEVER required outside of the monies needed to close + required reserves, so that when the delinquency occurs they have all of the information necessary to take it all AGAIN.  I wish that more people would take the time to understand securitization, CDO&#039;s, credit swaps &#038; to understand the flow of money that created this &#039;toxic&#039; dumpsite.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Okay, so I am a mortgage broker, licensed in the state of FL.  I am fully aware of this program, along with a couple of others that came from Freddie Mac as well.  I have to say &#8211; I don&#8217;t think these programs are good for the economy; nor do I think they will result in nothing more than a delay of the enevitable.  Therefore, I don&#8217;t do them!!  I look at it as a means for the gov&#8217;t owned Fannie/Freddie to rid themselves of the malfunctioning mortgages out there that are loaded with fraud by empowering the borrower (who usually does not know there is fraud or a break in title) to make the current mess go away by refinancing.  And, let&#8217;s feed all of the (liquid and otherwise)assets to these gov&#8217;t entities, which was NEVER required outside of the monies needed to close + required reserves, so that when the delinquency occurs they have all of the information necessary to take it all AGAIN.  I wish that more people would take the time to understand securitization, CDO&#8217;s, credit swaps &amp; to understand the flow of money that created this &#8216;toxic&#8217; dumpsite.</p>
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