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	<title>Comments on: FHA Set To Raise Premiums on Mortgages</title>
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		<title>By: Donna Robinson</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[$13 a month times 30 years = $4680 on top of the thousands an FHA borrower already has to pay in fees. 
FHA has sold it&#039;s soul to the subprime devil. We can thank the NAR for this. They rolled out a full blown political movement in 2008 and 09 to make sure that FHA would continue to fund borrowers who were very risky, and now, with a delinquency rate approaching 20%, this is the result. Higher costs for borrowers.  No incentive for private capital in this mortgage pool.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>$13 a month times 30 years = $4680 on top of the thousands an FHA borrower already has to pay in fees.<br />
FHA has sold it&#8217;s soul to the subprime devil. We can thank the NAR for this. They rolled out a full blown political movement in 2008 and 09 to make sure that FHA would continue to fund borrowers who were very risky, and now, with a delinquency rate approaching 20%, this is the result. Higher costs for borrowers.  No incentive for private capital in this mortgage pool.</p>
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