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Ok, here we go! Let the gravy train roll!
Having just read The Creature from Jekyll Island, can't help but laugh.
March 23 (Bloomberg) -- Ohio, which had the highest foreclosure rate among the 50 U.S. states at the end of 2006, plans to issue $100 million in taxable municipal bonds next month to help homeowners refinance mortgages they can't afford.
Proceeds of the bond issue by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency will provide financing for about 1,000 loans with a fixed rate of about 6.75 percent, said Robert Connell, the agency's director of debt management.
``We believe that it is incumbent on this agency to do something to assist these folks to enable them to keep their homes,'' Connell said. ``A $100 million bond from this agency is not going to solve Ohio's foreclosure problem. We hope to at least make a dent.''
Proceeds of the bond issue by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency will provide financing for about 1,000 loans with a fixed rate of about 6.75 percent, said Robert Connell, the agency's director of debt management.
``We believe that it is incumbent on this agency to do something to assist these folks to enable them to keep their homes,'' Connell said. ``A $100 million bond from this agency is not going to solve Ohio's foreclosure problem. We hope to at least make a dent.''
Having just read The Creature from Jekyll Island, can't help but laugh.
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