Some marketplace
lenders place restrictions on what types of people can invest in their loans.
Some marketplace
lenders place restrictions on what types of people can invest in their loans.
Not exact matches
From my experience, different banks and
lenders may have different
restrictions and requirements in
place.
The government also has
placed restrictions on some
lenders affiliated with these loans, prohibiting them from offering the loans at all.
Strict
restrictions placed on US payday
lenders regulate who can be approved for a loan and what a borrower can be charged during the repayment process.
By ruling a lawsuit
lender is a traditional
lender, it
places restrictions on the interest rates that can be charged.
Restrictions have become so tight, the relationships local
lenders might have with people, knowing them and knowing they always pay their loans back, those are often no longer clients the bank can help because of new reserve and other requirements that were put in
place.»
Some
lenders have been using this as a retention tool, meaning that they
place all of their clients in collateral mortgages knowing that, at the end of their term, it will cost them a significant sum to switch their mortgage to another
lender — if it's even possible to switch given the loan - to - value
restrictions.
But there are signs
lenders are easing up on the credit
restrictions they've had in
place since the downturn, which will contribute to offsetting higher costs.
Lenders have put in
place credit «overlays» to help ensure they meet the requirements of QM's ability - to - repay rules, and these
restrictions are making it tough for even creditworthy households to get financing.