Popular spelling "say as you hear" Fannie Mae = Federal National Mortgage Association - FNMA Freddie Mac - Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp - FHLMC
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It means right sided quote in MAC coding source.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were not the reason behind the economic crisis.
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fannie mae= 1938- Democratic President Roosevelt freddie mac= 1970- Republican President Nixon
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Fannie Mae owns Litton Loan
No Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are not FHA lenders. FHA loans are guaranteed loans and the others are not. FHA loans also have different guidelines and qualification tools.
The main difference between Fannie Mae (FNMA; Federal National Mortgage Association) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC; Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation) is that Fannie May primarily buys mortgages issued by banks and Freddie Mac primarily buys mortgages issued by thrifts. A secondary difference between the two is that Fannie Mae started in 1938 as part of the "New Deal" and Freddie Mac started in 1970 in order to create competition in the secondary mortgage market.
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The main difference between Fannie Mae (FNMA; Federal National Mortgage Association) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC; Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation) is that Fannie May primarily buys mortgages issued by banks and Freddie Mac primarily buys mortgages issued by thrifts. A secondary difference between the two is that Fannie Mae started in 1938 as part of the "New Deal" and Freddie Mac started in 1970 in order to create competition in the secondary mortgage market.
According to opensecrets.org, Obama is the second highest recipient (Senator Dodd (D) being number one) of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae contributions.