HousingWire Magazine March 2019

What started as a movement to better the lives of brokers and a fight for consumers turned into the creation of a new trade group and a battle for the broker. In this issue’s cover story, Editor-In-Chief takes a deeper dive into that battle, talking with key players from all sides to see what each party is after, and if there is a resolution that could include everyone. 

Kelsey Ramírez

Our next feature details the government shutdown that lasted a full 35 days – the longest in U.S. history. See what the effects were to the economy, the housing market and if it really made any kind of change. Experts also give their take on what it would mean if this scenario repeats itself in the near future. 

Also, check out our commentary section this issue. Former Mortgage Bankers Association CEO Dave Stevens and his co-authors Jim Parrott and Mark Zandi talk about GSE reform – a very relevant topic considering Congress’ recent actions to outline a path forward on the issue. 

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