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What website lists subprime lenders that have gone out of business?
Apr 25, 2007 by mlwjah | Posted in Corporations
http://lenderimplode.com/
hwolsten | Apr 25, 2007
Do any brokers still have a list of subprime lenders still in business?
Aug 24, 2007 by samrayiii | Posted in Investing
... and lenders that still have somewhat reasonable programs. I cant seem to find any remaining lenders not asking for 10-25% down payment, or anything lower than 10% interest.
If you need a subprime lender, which you probably won't find, then you are not ready to buy a house. You need to work on getting your credit score-up and save more money to put as a down payment. Don't get in over your head.
| Aug 24, 2007
A refinance with no seasoning on title....?
Feb 20, 2007 by marcus w | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
Does anyone know of any lenders tht will do a refi with no seasoning on title? The home was quit claim deeded over and has equity in the property. I'm looking for the option arm loan, non owner occupied at about 90%. Can someone give me a list of subprime
Yes, there are lenders who will do no-seasoning refi's. Bank of America is one of them. There are several more in my region (and I assume yours as well). There are very few sub-prime lenders who will touch a no-seasoning refi in today's market.
David | Feb 20, 2007
I need to find a subprime personal loan for 15,000, ASAP.?
Aug 21, 2010 by cotk08 | Posted in Personal Finance
I have just started back to work and my credit it horrible. I am willing to pay the higher interest. Where can I get a list of lenders?
Sub-prime personal loans are called payday loans, and are not available in amounts that large. Sub=prime HOME loans are all but extinct. Sub-prime mean you FAIL to meet the underwriting standards for a loan. When loans were secured by homes that were
STEVEN F | Aug 21, 2010
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Inquirer Editorial: Greed led to crisis
24.07.11
What a week for mortgage scams and abuses.
A North Jersey man pleaded guilty to his role in a conspiracy to bilk lenders out of $40.8 million in mortgage payments on resort properties, including 28 condo units in Wildwood Crest.
And the Federal Trade Commission announced that borrowers charged exorbitant fees by the now defunct Countrywide Home Loans would share a $108 million settlement.
Justice may be late, but it's finally grinding in the right direction.
The schemes are a reminder that the foreclosure crisis began with a classic con. Each side thought it was getting over on the other. Deceitful mortgage brokers and lenders extracted obscene fees and interest rates from consumers, then dumped their toxic assets on investors. Buyers, many with bad credit, got high-cost, subprime loans they knew they couldn't afford. And so it went, partly because regulators waited too long to pay attention.
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
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Race Is Still a Factor in America
Huffington Post - Aug 11, 2011
Overtly discriminatory practices like redlining that kept minorities from buying homes in white neighborhoods or getting credit to start a business has evolved into mortgage lenders targeting minority neighborhoods with predatory, subprime loans with
Inquirer Editorial: Greed led to crisis
Philadelphia Inquirer - Jul 24, 2011
Go figure. Countrywide was the nation's biggest mortgage lender until it was crushed under the weight of its own subprime loans in 2008. The list of victims of the foreclosure crisis is seemingly endless. When the housing bubble - fueled by poorly or
Mediation efforts fail to stem foreclosure tide
msnbc.com - Jul 21, 2011
In Prince George's county, subprime lenders dominate the list of companies filing notices of intent to foreclose, according to the Workshop's analysis of state data. Many are no longer in business: Fremont Investment & Loan, New Century Financial Corp.
2010 Mortgage Fraud Report
Federal Bureau of Investigation (press release) - Aug 12, 2011
1 Mortgage delinquency rates and new foreclosures continued to increase in prime and subprime markets. Mortgage fraud enables perpetrators to earn high profits through illicit activity that poses a relative low risk for discovery.