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    Barron’s named him one of the 30 best CEOs in the world, the then- largest mortgage lender in the country was already on a fast track for derailment – a crash that helped cause the 2008 economic meltdown.” (Gael O’Brien) In 2002 the Georgia State Legislature set what should have been an example to the rest of the United States by passing the most aggressive predatory lending laws ever seen. The law made abusive fees on mortgages almost impossible and allowed prosecutors to bring up criminal…

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    bank to lend the mortgage to the customers without having the tension that whether the borrower will be able to repay the loan or not. There is a role of bank to act as an intermediary between the investment markets and the homebuyer. This type of security is used to give the principal payments and interest from the pool of mortgage to the shareholders. These types of securities are issues and guaranteed by Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA), Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation…

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    (The Federal National Mortgage Association). This government sponsored enterprise (GSE) was founded during the great depression by Congress, its aim was to stimulate the housing market by making more mortgages available to moderate-to-low income borrowers. They do not originate or provide mortgages to borrowers, they purchase already issued mortgages off the mortgage originators and guarantees them via the secondary mortgage market. Banks or mortgage originators who sold mortgages onto Fannie…

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    Versus Adjustable-Rate Mortgage Loan Donald Douglas Nicholson Post University When looking to purchase a house, buyers must first consider which type of mortgage loan is right for them. A fixed-rate mortgage and an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loan are two of the most popular options. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), “fixed-rate mortgages, the interest rate is set when you take out the loan and will not change. With an adjustable rate mortgage, the interest…

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    of the government allowed for those lenders to take advantage of the system. Two groups are to blame for the market crash and the financial crisis that followed: banks and the government. The consumers are also part of the issue, but they got the loans because they could. The crash is an example of a lack of government control and money driven people taking…

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    decline in the housing market, and this eventually led to numerous mortgage defaults. The securities affected negatively from this perspective, and this scenario lowered down the value of mortgage-backed securities. Investors suffered because of the extreme loss of the mortgage market. Global asset prices fell at a rapid pace, and this scenario dried up the level of liquidity from the market that…

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    the recession. The lack of economic foresight and excessive confidence in consumers and investors in the housing market contributed greatly to its collapse. Simply put, mortgage securities were a hot commodity in investment banking. Individual mortgage loans were packaged into these securities and sold off to investors. These mortgage securities received AAA ratings from credit rating agencies and, therefore, investors saw them…

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    The Great Recession Essay

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    Recession. What was the major factor that causes this recession? The financial crisis, triggered by American subprime mortgage crisis in August 2007, has gradually turned into a great recession. The central area of crisis is unquestionably Wall Street. Investment banks in Wall Street collapsed along with the recession Therefore, the subprime mortgage crisis, also known as “mortgage meltdown” is the immediate cause of the recession. 1)All of the severe crisis in 2007 began with long-term…

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    Foreclosure: A Case Study

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    400 × 300 Caption Short-sale buyers purchase homes for less than the mortgage balances on the homes. Alternate Text Group If you're in the market for a new home, a short sale can provide a nice home for an even nicer price. Short sales have a well-earned reputation for being lengthy, however. If you're interested in purchasing a home through a short sale, prepare yourself for a long wait between making an offer and closing the deal. Know too that some deals will fall through and never make it…

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    2008 Mortgage Crisis

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    financial market was mainly caused by the subprime mortgage crisis. “A mortgage is a debt instrument, secured by the collateral of a specified real estate property, which the borrower is obliged to pay back over a set period of time” (Investopedia). As a mortgage is a type of debt, banks only provided mortgages to customers with a good credit score in order to reduce the risk of not being repaid. However, in cases where banks provided a mortgage to customers with poor credit scores, they charged…

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