Why Homeownership Matters
1998-11-23T13:00:01-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/1aa/19981123132713002_hd.jpgFannie Mae Chairman and CEO James Johnson discussed home ownership, stressing that it helps decrease crime in neighborhoods, raises school standards, and furthers the cause of civil rights. After his remarks he answered questions submitted from the audience.
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Fannie Mae Chairman and CEO James Johnson discussed home ownership, stressing that it helps decrease crime in neighborhoods, raises school standards, and furthers the cause of civil rights. After his remarks he answered questions submitted from the audience. close
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