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[quote=Anonymous]DC has tried to keep them in with programs like this, more subsidised housing than montgomery county, fairfax couny and arlington , yet they are all defaulting. "The average home price for a subsidized buyer in the District as of late 2009 was about $230,000, but the program is far bigger than those in neighboring jurisdictions. Alexandria assisted 37 buyers and Montgomery 148 in 2010. Arlington has assisted 22 buyers since 2009. The District in 2010 provided loans to 362 buyers. Records show the city ramped up its push to put low-income families into homes around 2006, as housing prices increased. " http://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/in-dc-loan-program-mortgage-defaults-abound/2011/11/29/gIQAPt4Z1P_story_2.html [/quote]
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