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July 11, 2014


Good Afternoon, Investors!

This week, the GSE reform debate was thrust back onto the national stage when former FDIC chairman William Isaac published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal titled, "Playing Semantic Games With Fannie and Freddie Investors." Throughout the piece, Isaac called on the President, the Federal Housing Finance Agency and members of Congress to up hold the rule of law and consider the rights of the investors who put their faith into their government. This signals the next phase of Investors Unite and how the debate is shaped through the summer and into the fall.

You already know about our Town Hall Tool Kit, now we want ideas from you on where you can utilize the tool kit best.

Ideas include a town hall event your senator or representative is hosting, a housing policy event put on by a local organization or a state fair or fundraiser where your elected official will be present. We encourage you to be creative – investors on the ground in these areas know the best time and place to encounter representatives!

Email us your ideas at [e-mail], comment on our Facebook page or Tweet at us @_InvestorsUnite. We will then post these ideas for investors in your area to become involved with and attend with you.

As you have come to expect, below is a compilation of relevant news coverage, which provides an overview of the current GSE Reform landscape. These articles and other relevant news items can be found at www.investorsunite.org.

Have a good weekend.

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Investors In the News:

The Wall Street Journal: Playing Semantic Games With Fannie and Freddie Investors

Roll Call: Salvaging Housing Finance Reform

The Hill: Fannie, Freddie and Charlie Brown

Seeking Alpha: It's Independence Day For Fannie And Freddie

Value Walk: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Reform: Investors Unite Call [AUDIO]

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Other News Highlights:

Housing Wire: New legislation will break apart and sell Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

The Hill: Congress can't wait for next crisis to deal with housing finance reform

The Motley Fool: 3 Reasons the United States Should Keep Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

The Wall Street Journal: Julián Castro's Three Challenges at HUD — The Short Answer

Value Walk: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac: Perry, Fairholme Case Update





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