Monthly Archives: November 2009

11/08/2009 SwapRent as an economic policy tool – How GSEs could use SwapRent to free up FRB to manage monetary policy more independently

In two ways. First as an immediate solution to the current legacy mortgage assets problems so that it could free up the Federal Reserve Board to manage interest rate levels in a more independent way. Second, use SwapRent rates for … Continue reading

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11/05/2009 SwapRent vs. Fannie Mae’s new Deed for Lease (D4L) program

Fannie’s new Deed for Lease program seems to add nothing new from the earlier “Own-to-Rent” attempt or those two Bill efforts by the two Congressmen. As a refresher, Congressman Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) introduced H.R. 6116, the Saving Family Homes Act … Continue reading

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11/05/2009 SwapRent vs. Fannie Mae's new Deed for Lease (D4L) program

Fannie’s new Deed for Lease program seems to add nothing new from the earlier “Own-to-Rent” attempt or those two Bill efforts by the two Congressmen. As a refresher, Congressman Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) introduced H.R. 6116, the Saving Family Homes Act … Continue reading

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11/01/2009 A new dimension for governments to perform economic stimulus without resorting to lowering interest rates as the only means

Readers may find that in addition to helping curb further foreclosures, the proposed economic policy strategy in the previous blog post on how to apply SwapRent could be an excellent alternative way to finance further economic stimulus to restore economic … Continue reading

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