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Additional Sources of Information on Federal Housing Programs [i] (2009)

handle is hein.congrec/cbo1091 and id is 1 raw text is: Additional Sources of Information on Federal Housing Programs This document supplements the information in the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO's) brief, An Overview of Federal Housing Programs. Like the brief, it lists bibliographic sources of information for federal programs by type of support (homeownership or rental) and by mechanism (spending or taxation): tax expenditures for homeownership, spending for homeownership, tax expenditures for rental housing, and spending for rental housing. Within each category, the programs are listed in descending order of budgetary cost in 2009. Press Ctrl + Click on the program names below to view sources of information for that program. Tax Expenditures for Homeownership Mortea2e interest deduction Deductibility of state and local property taxes Capital gains exclusion First-time homebuyer credit Exemotion for mort2a2e subsidy bonds Discharge of mortgage indebtedness Spending Programs for Homeownership Making Home Affordable Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Federal Housing Administration (FHA) programs Neighborhood Stabilization Program HOME Investment Partnership

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