Ohio Housing, $300 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
Chicago Housing, $73 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
The program, which was first introduced in 1994, is financed through the sale of tax-exempt mortgage revenue bonds.
Louisiana Housing, $70 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
Massachusetts Housing, $50 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
City of Chicago, $60 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
For example, mortgage revenue bonds expire at the end of this year.
Ohio Housing, $214 million of residential mortgage revenue bonds.
The lower rate is linked to a new $30 million mortgage revenue bond.
California Housing, $128 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
Ohio Housing, $300 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
Chicago Housing, $73 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
The program, which was first introduced in 1994, is financed through the sale of tax-exempt mortgage revenue bonds.
Louisiana Housing, $70 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
Massachusetts Housing, $50 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
City of Chicago, $60 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
For example, mortgage revenue bonds expire at the end of this year.
Ohio Housing, $214 million of residential mortgage revenue bonds.
The lower rate is linked to a new $30 million mortgage revenue bond.
California Housing, $128 million of single-family mortgage revenue bonds.
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