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NAMB Call to Action: Bringing Awareness to the Mortgage Fairness Act of 2015

Aug 17, 2015
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NAMB—The Association of Mortgage Professionals is asking its members and other housing industry professionals to get behind HR 3393, The Mortgage Fairness Act of 2015, sponsored by Rep. Bill Posey and Rep. Dennis Ross.

This bill is a technical correction that will create greater access to credit for many low- to moderate-income consumers who have been limited in their homebuying options due to affordability and smaller loan amounts.

Please reference the NAMB Talking Points before contacting your members of congress.

HousingWire has an excellent write up regarding this bill and NAMB's endorsement ... please share this with your referral partners and representatives.

Click here to look up your Representative info.

If you have any questions or comments about this legislation, please reach me anytime at [email protected]. 

Valerie Saunders is 2015 Government Affairs Chair for NAMB—The Association of Mortgage Professionals. She may be reached by e-mail at [email protected].

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