Clinton proposes $200 FHA closing cost cut for first-time buyers
President Clinton pitched a $200 reduction in FHA upfront closing costs to aid about 100,000 first time buyers annually. The move, announced at a HUD home ownership event, would apply to loans backed by the FHA and follows a prior FHA cut. Republicans derided it as chump change while bankers noted modest impact but potential help for families. Clinton urged a balanced budget plan from both parties and voters to resolve differences.
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President cites house power as Clinton plans home ownership
President Clinton says he wants more Americans to own homes but plans to stay in the taxpayer-owned White House for four more years. He recalls buying his first 1100 square foot Fayetteville Arkansas home for 20500 in the 1970s and jokes about marrying Hillary Rodham to live there.
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