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FANNIE MAE 2003 ANNUAL REPORT
Because of Fannie Mae’s Mission.
People here are very in tune with the
mission, because our mission is very clear.
Our mission is to develop solutions that
are available to all Americans — those that
are underserved, those who have been over-
looked and overcharged. As an immigrant
myself, I see that happening every day. It’s
about extending homeownership opportunities
for the underserved segment — minorities,
immigrants, for those that if Fannie Mae
were not there, would not be able to get into
a home. Without Fannie Mae, a lot of people
would not have access to homeownership.
For a lot of immigrants, it wouldn’t feel like
complete citizenship without owning a home.
It doesn’t stop there. There are so many
benefits associated with homeownership and
that’s why we work very hard in making it a
reality. It is the impact that it has to our
families, our communities, and to the country
as a whole. So, it’s not just getting into a
home that’s important, but all of the benefits
that come along with it.”
“I really enjoy the diversity at Fannie Mae. I think we strive to look like America
— to look like the people that we serve. I see it in our workforce who are really
diverse and really engaged in accomplishing our mission. I see it in the work
being done with our lender partners to make sure that we create solutions that
work for all different kinds of potential homeowners.