Sentences with phrase «for imminent default»
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The cost of insurance against defaults by European banks reached an all - time record for that reason last Friday, and banks stopped lending to each other on the interbank market «portending an imminent collapse of the financial system.
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The Town of Hamburg has a suggestion for McKinley Mall, which is in risk of «imminent monetary default» on its mortgage: Think sportsplex.
It is not allowed on FHA loans and is part of the administrations efforts to provide an opportunity for borrowers with negative equity, who are trapped in their home and potentially at risk of imminent default.
You can be denied for having too much cash reserves under HAMP imminent default screening.
It is actually quite rare for companies in the top 1,000 roster by market capitalization to be delisted; for every company that actually defaulted and delisted while in the top 1,000, tens of companies dropped out of the top 1,000 because the market perceived their imminent default, leading to their subsequent delisting.
This is because while most loan servicers can't force someone to be late in order to qualify for a short sale due to the Imminent Danger of Default rule, some persist in doing so and their internal policies now run afoul of the CFPB.
And unlike HAMP applicants, who have to be at risk of imminent default to get approved for their modifications and who are often behind on their payments, FHA Short Refi candidates must be current on their mortgages and their credit must be good enough to meet FHA guidelines.
The loan comes with an interest rate of 7 % -15 % which is higher than what you pay for a regular bank loan but this is only because home equity lenders must protect them from the imminent risk of defaulting.
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$ 10 billion for reducing principal for borrowers who are delinquent or at imminent risk of default and are underwater (owe more than their homes are worth).