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Low Income Homeownership

Low Income Homeownership Examining the Unexamined Goal

Housing, U.S. Poverty, Welfare

Nicolas P. Retsinas and Eric S. Belsky, eds., Brookings Institution Press and Joint Center For Housing Studies At Harvard University 2002 c. 495pp.

Foreword

Acknowledgements

1 Examining the Unexamined Goal

Part 1. Home Ownership in the 1990s

2 Anatomy of the Low-Income Homeownership Boom in the 1990s

3 The Industrial Structure of Affordable Morgage Lending

Part 2. Overcoming Borrowing Constraints

4 Eliminating Credit Barriers: How Far Can We Go?

5 Prepurchase Homeownership Counseling: A Little Knowledge is a Good Thing

6 Supply-Side Constraints on Low-Income Homeownership

Part 3. Returns to Homeownership

7 Asset Appreciation, Timing of Purchases and Sales, and Returns to Low-Income Homeownership

Home Price Appreciation in Low- and Moderate-Income Markets

9 Policy Implications of Portfolio Choice in Underserved Mortgage Markets

Part 4. Low-Income Loan Performance

10 Prepayment Risk and Lower-Income Mortgage Borrowers

11 Performance of Low-Income and Minority Mortgages

Performance of Community Reinvestment Loans: Implications for Secondary Market Purchases

Part 5. Socioeconomic Impacts of Homeownership

13 Social Benefits and Costs of Homeownership

14 Housing and Wealth Accumulation: Intergenerational Impacts

15 Impact of Homeownership on Child Outcomes

16 Building Homes, Reviving Neighborhoods: Spillovers from Subsidized Construction of Owner-Occupied Housing in New York City

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