Among Fannie Mae's 2001 priorities are providing more money foraffordable housing as wekk as positioning itself for all marketcycles, says Angela Benton, vice president of multifamilyservices.
"It's been an awesome year," says Benton, adding FNMA has donenearly $9.8 billion in loan production through April. "We'rerunning very fast."
Over the next 10 years, the company plans to finance at least$175 billion in debt and equity, Benton says. However, volume isnot FNMA's only priority. Like its counterparts, an emphasis isbeing placed on lender training and making processes easier forthem.
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