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Financing for affordable housing Millions on earth do not earn enough to afford a house.
Housing prices have spiraled up, and would continue to do so as pressure of
population and nuclearisation of families continues. As there is a
humanitarian angle to affordable housing finance, this topic is very dear to
me, and I wish to do much more work in this field... Here is a modest
beginning.
Housing finance systems:“Housing finance system” consists of several elements, mainly:
The word “mortgage” is used here in broad sense encompassing all those possible funding devices whereby people using finance to buy or lease-in their houses. Of course, short-term rental option is not intended to be included in this term. Primary market:This refers to the market for origination of mortgages. Typically, mortgages are originated by retail banks, specialized housing finance entities, building societies, etc. In most countries, mortgages are originated through a network of branches of the originators, as well as mortgage brokers or direct selling agents. Brokers originate mortgages and then place them with a housing finance entity. Secondary market:The term “secondary mortgage market” consists of the system through which primary mortgage institutions refinance themselves. Broadly speaking, primary mortgage institutions may rely on the following sources for refinancing themselves:
In addition, mortgage originators may use one or more devices of risk transfer, such as synthetic securitization, mortgage insurance, etc.
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