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    ms, as accommodating as they were of borrowers’ credit profiles, were strictly structured to compensate the lenders for taking on the additional layers of risk associated with the
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    The End of the Subprime Industry

    In late 2006, as real estate values continued to fall, the subprime lenders that made it possible for these borrowers to own homes begin to shut down. Within a period of 90 days between December of 2006 and March of 2007 the entire subprime industry as we knew it, vanished. And as these lenders either shut down or tightened their guidelines, millions of potential homeowners have discovered that they don’t qualify for mortgage financing anymore.

    The Real Issue

    As disappointing as it may be for those millions of hopeful homebuyers now discovering that they no longer qualify for home loans, the real problem lies elsewhere. Subprime mortgage programs, as accommodating as they were of borrowers’ credit profiles, were strictly structured to compensate the lenders for taking on the additional layers of risk associated with thes

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    gin to shut down. Within a period of 90 days between December of 2006 and March of 2007 the entire subprime industry as we knew it, vanished. And as these lenders either shut down or tightened their guidelines, millions of potential homeowners have discovered that they don’t qualify for mortgage financing anymore.

    The Real Issue

    As disappointing as it may be for those millions of hopeful homebuyers now discovering that they no longer qualify for home loans, the real problem lies elsewhere. Subprime mortgage programs, as accommodating as they were of borrowers’ credit profiles, were strictly structured to compensate the lenders for taking on the additional layers of risk associated with the

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    or tightened their guidelines, millions of potential homeowners have discovered that they don’t qualify for mortgage financing anymore.

    The Real Issue

    As disappointing as it may be for those millions of hopeful homebuyers now discovering that they no longer qualify for home loans, the real problem lies elsewhere. Subprime mortgage programs, as accommodating as they were of borrowers’ credit profiles, were strictly structured to compensate the lenders for taking on the additional layers of risk associated with the

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    ointing as it may be for those millions of hopeful homebuyers now discovering that they no longer qualify for home loans, the real problem lies elsewhere. Subprime mortgage programs, as accommodating as they were of borrowers’ credit profiles, were strictly structured to compensate the lenders for taking on the additional layers of risk associated with the
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    ms, as accommodating as they were of borrowers’ credit profiles, were strictly structured to compensate the lenders for taking on the additional layers of risk associated with these poor credit loans.

    The Adjustable Rate Impact

    With few exceptions these loans carry adjustable rate features which are normally timed to adjust upward at some point during the first five years. The most popular of these programs is called the 2/28 which is timed to adjust upward after two years. Most borrowers using these loans expected to refinance after the two year period. Refinancing was not expected to present a problem. After all, real estate values were increasing and home financing was easy to obtain.

    A Changing Real Estate Market

    In a perfect world, a subprime borrower would purchase a home using a product like the 2/28 and be worry free. The booming real esta

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