In 2017, Freddie Mac announced its re-entry into the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) equity market. Since that time, we have launched six syndicator funds that are investing in low-income housing across the country. The investments made by these funds are detailed in the mapping tool below.
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Research Note | FEB 8, 2021
During the COVID-19 crisis, mortgage forbearance plans have played an important role in helping households manage their finances by providing short-term liquidity to mortgage borrowers. Mortgage forbearance plans temporarily remove the obligation of borrowers to make their monthly mortgage payment.
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