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JOE MURIN
Managing Director
Murin was appointed CEO of Ginnie Mae in 2008. Prior, he served as Chief Executive Officer of Lender Services Inc....

BRIAN MONTGOMERY
Managing Director
As FHA Commissioner, Brian Montgomery was responsible for the oversight and modernization of the insurance fund’s $600 billion portfolio. He was responsible for HUD's regulatory responsibilities to...

BRIAN O'REILLY
Managing Director
O’Reilly has 23 years of financial services industry experience. Co-founder of Capital Financial Solutions, O’Reilly earlier was Fannie Mae’s Director of Automated Underwriting and Risk Management Solutions...

TIM ROOD
Managing Director
Rood brings to The Collingwood Group two decades of mortgage industry experience. He co-founded Capital Financial Solutions. He was Vice President at First American, where he successfully lead the company’s professional services group...

JIM RUSSELL
Managing Director
Russell has 37 years of financial management and advisory experience. Most recently he was Managing Director of Prescient, Inc. where he led project teams for USDA, HUD, ICE, CUNA and SBA, and secured more than $400 million in federal government contracts.

GARY CUNNINGHAM
Principal
Gary Cunningham was the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Regulatory Affairs at HUD where he led the successful efforts to develop and implement the RESPA reform rule and GFE and HUD-1 that...

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GSE Delinquencies Spell Trouble for Housing Values

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Fannie Mae’s rise in delinquencies spells trouble for housing values and the economy overall. As unemployment rises and investor confidence continues to waver, we likely face an economic stall that will require further government intervention.

That won’t be easy politically, given that the American people are clearly expressing their bailout fatigue.

 
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Wonder if the rise in FHA delinquencies will further the implosion? Not really a question.
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Um, don't we want affordable housing? Aren't the prices still too high versus their historic norms? Shouldn't the market dictate the prices? Aren't there countries with much lower percentage of home ownership with stable social fabric, etc. etc.? Just somethings to cnisder.

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