Condominium owners are having trouble selling their properties due to a fast-growing and mostly secret mortgage blacklist, Jean Eaglesham and Nicole Friedman of The Wall Street Journal reports. The blacklist is maintained by Fannie Mae (FNMA) and includes condo associations the company thinks don’t have adequate property insurance or need to make critical building repairs.
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