Wednesday, August 28, 2019

Mortgage Market Reopens to Risky Borrowers -- "Liar Loans" Are Back!!


Mortgage Market Reopens to Risky Borrowers   
"Liar Loans" Are Back

Largely gone are the monikers subprime and Alt-A, a type of mortgage that earned the nickname “liar loan” because so many borrowers faked their income and assets. Now they are called non-qualified, or non-QM, because they don’t comply with post-crisis standards set by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for preventing borrowers from getting loans they can’t afford.






Borrowers took out $45 billion of these unconventional loans in 2018, the most in a decade, and origination is on track to rise again in 2019, according to Inside Mortgage Finance, an industry research group.Aug 21, 2019











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