Finance
Vermont's secondary mortgage market involves:
ASecond mortgage loans on Vermont properties
BThe buying and selling of mortgage loans after origination, providing lenders with liquidity to make more loans✓ Correct
CSubprime lending programs
DBridge loans for short-term financing
Explanation
The secondary mortgage market (primarily Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Ginnie Mae) allows lenders to sell originated mortgage loans to investors, replenishing their capital so they can make additional loans to Vermont homebuyers.
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