June 13, 2014
Good Afternoon, Investors!
On Tuesday, June 10, Investors Unite hosted a panel discussion titled "Solutions For U.S. Housing Policy," for Members of Congress' staff and other interested parties. Featured panelists included, Tim Pagliara, Executive Director of Investors Unite, Josh Rosner, bestselling author of Reckless Endangerment, and one of the nation's foremost housing experts, Eva Clayton, former U.S. Rep., (D-NC); Ike Brannon, the President of Capital Policy Analytics; and, Gary Kalmanis, Executive Vice President and the Director of Federal Policy at the Center for Responsible Lending. Each touched on the role of Fannie and Freddie in preserving the American dream of homeownership.
Featured panelist Josh Rosner gave a presentation focused on the best to approach housing reform and the potential consequences of unsound housing reform. As part of his presentation, Rosner critiqued the recent efforts in Congress to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
A replay of the event can be found here. Provided below is a list of the media coverage surrounding Tuesday's event as well as a letter to the editor from Ron Murphee, an investor from Tennessee. These and other relevant news items can be found at www.investorsunite.org/headlines.
Have a great weekend.
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Investors In the News:
Seeking Alpha: Fannie Mae Has Adequate Capital To Be Released From Conservatorship
*David Sims, Investors Unite member and shareholder
Inside Mortgage Finance: More Calls to Preserve Fannie and Freddie Instead of Killing Them
Value Walk: Fannie, Freddie Saved By Tax-Free Mortgage Savings Account?
The Daily Caller: Fannie and Freddie Raking In 'Tens Of Billions' Of Dollars
National Mortgage Professional: GSE Reform and CFPB Transparency Take Center Stage on Capitol Hill
Housing Wire: CFPB, housing take center stage in Congress
Housing Wire: Fix the GSEs, don't end them, Rosner says at Investors Unite
Knoxville News Sentinel: Treasury Trampling Investors' Rights
* Ron Murphee, Investors Unite member and shareholder
The Columbus Dispatch: Home Ownership
*Marian Harris, Investors Unite member and shareholder
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Other News Highlights:
Bloomberg: To Fix or Not to Fix Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Housing Wire: Home of Cards? Politics drives housing in weird ways
Los Angeles Times: Economic worries still dragging down housing market, Fannie Mae says
American Banker: Pawlenty on the Best and Worst of Bank Regulation
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