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A Study of the City Second Mortgage Program in San Jose
"Affordable Housing," homeownership; does it really exist? Isn't the word "affordable" used loosely in today's real estate market? "Affordable housing," particularly in California, is out of reach for many first-time homebuyers. The issue of the lack of affordable housing became prevalent in the 198
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