By Around the Web A top Treasury Department adviser on housing policy outlined a series of initiatives that the Obama administration could undertake in 2014 to overhaul the nation’s mortgage market, even if Congress doesn’t succeed in shepherding a bipartisan overhaul of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Michael Stegman, a senior Treasury adviser, offered greater detail in a speech Wednesday about what kind of mortgage infrastructure should be built to take the place of Fannie and Freddie, and he outlined transition steps that could become a priority for the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which has a new……(read more)
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