Home equity lines of credit, once popular
during the housing boom days, are back, but home owners are using them more cautiously, lenders...
Home equity lines of credit, once popular
during the housing boom days, are back, but home owners are using them more cautiously, lenders say.
Not exact matches
ARMs are a slightly more risky option, because they will adjust over time, but today's ARMs are nothing like the ones underwritten
during the heady
days of the last
housing boom, when lenders often required no down payments and no documentation.
During the «anything - goes»
days of the U.S.
housing boom, 97 % mortgage loans were widely available to home buyers.
During the «anything - goes»
days of the U.S.
housing boom, 97 % mortgage loans were widely available to home buyers.
It's hard to get a mortgage loan today, when compared to the
days of easy credit
during the
housing boom.
During the «anything - goes»
days of the U.S.
housing boom, 97 % mortgage loans were widely available to home buyers.
In its first salvo earlier this month, the federal mortgage task force formed by the Justice Department sued Bear Stearns & Company, currently a unit of JPMorgan Chase, accusing the company of widespread misconduct
during the heady
days of the
housing boom in the packaging and sale of mortgage securities.
Lending Standards Loosen Up Getting a mortgage these
days is obviously not as easy as it was
during the
housing boom, when pretty much anyone could get a loan.