One Reason Buying A House Can Be So Hard
Big Take4 Okt 2023

One Reason Buying A House Can Be So Hard

The US established Federal Home Loan Banks almost a century ago to make it easier for people to buy a home. Although these institutions have billions of dollars to lend, many people are still struggling to get approved for a mortgage. Bloomberg’s Heather Perlberg and Noah Buhayar join this episode to talk about why that is—and what’s being done to fix it.

Read more: Flawed US Home-Loan System Neglects the Buyers Who Need It Most

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