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: The Truth About Mortgage.com

Mortgages Owned by Lenders Up to a Third More Likely to be Modified

By scot184

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Home loans owned by banks and mortgage lenders are up to a third more likely to be renegotiated compared to similar mortgages sold and turned into securities, according to a new study from Ohio State University?s Fisher College of Business. Researchers found that such mortgages were 26 to 36 percent more likely to receive some [...]

Full post as published by The Truth About Mortgage.com on February 09, 2011 (boomark / email).

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