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05/18/2015

The Myth that Mortgage Credit is Really Tight

“I've been surprised that housing hasn’t recovered more robustly than it has. In part, I think it reflects very tight credit … for any borrower that doesn’t have really pristine credit …”

- Fed Chair Janet Yellen, FOMC Press Conference, December 17, 2014

In my May UCLA Economic Letter, I explore the myth that only people with excellent credit can secure a home mortgage today. Read more...

Posted by Stephen Oliner on 05/18/2015 at 05:11 PM in Current Affairs, Economics, Housing Market, Housing Policy, UCLA Economic Letter, UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate | Permalink

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