Topic: Federal National Mortgage Association

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Federal National Mortgage Association

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Federal National Mortgage Association (FMNA), commonly known as Fannie Mae, a privately owned and operated corporation that is the largest purchaser and guarantor of home mortgages in the country. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., Fannie Mae buys mortgages from such lenders as banks and savings and loans, packages them, and resells them on the open market, thus creating fluidity and lessening lenders' risk. Fannie Mae's creation of this secondary mortgage market enables low- and middle-income individuals and families to obtain mortgages and purchase homes. The corporation was founded (1938)... Read more
Government National Mortgage Association
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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... to buy home mortgages as a means ... institution to the Federal National Mortgage Association , as well as ... in the U.S. mortgage market to give ... it purchases mortgages from a variety ... backed by those mortgages; it also retains ... Read more

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