Thursday, July 26, 2007
creeping unstablisation
Prime borrowers catching subprime ills
second lien loans are bieng cut back. buyers who originally paid over the odds for the house are stuck with aproblem are are starting to default on second lien taken out to make up difference.
Posted by vfr @ 10:05 AM (597 views)
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planning4acrash says:
Bless your cotton socks dear, but a spell check could be beneficial?!
lvmreader says:
How can a borrower be “Credit Worthy” until they default? Everybody is “credit -worthy” until they default.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The subprime mortgage meltdown has begun to spread to prime loans as even credit-worthy borrowers have started to fall behind on payments.
lvmreader says:
I meant to say “How can they be credit worhty if they default”