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April 10, 2010

How many people has ICE deported that were paying their home loans?

GreasyTony asked:


Illegal immigrants turned out to be a very good mortgage risk….well, up until the Government started deporting them in 2007. Illegal immigrants buy house they can afford, and houses to raise their families in, not to turn around and make a quick buck or just to ‘keep up with the Jone’s’ like many Americans did that got us in this mess.

So does anybody out there have the numbers of loans that have defaulted because of the immigration crackdown? Why would people push to have these people deported when they are working hard to make ends meet, while paying their bills and helping out the US?

http://rismedia.com/2007-10-12/home-loans-to-illegal-immigrants-sturdy-but-show-some-cracks/

Home Loans to Illegal Immigrants Sturdy

http://www.oliverwillis.com/2007/10/11/illegal-immigrants-turn-out-to-be-good-mortgage-risks/

Illegal Immigrants Turn Out To Be Good Mortgage Risks
kungfud2, you are wrong! They were able to get loans with ‘ individual taxpayer identification numbers, or ITINs.’

HERBERT

February 25, 2010

Possible first time home buyer looking into a mortgage for a very low cost home?

bchebegebe asked:


I am 21 and I recently started looking into some real estate listings just for the heck of it. I came across a couple of houses that are at or below $25,000, I went to take a look at them and they are in very nice condition as well as being in good neighborhoods, mostly because we are in a serious real estate slump here in Michigan. I feel like it is the right time to buy something especially so I can take advantage of the first time home buyer credit. What would be an ideal situation for me would be to purchase the home with a very low down payment and I do not know much about loans, but with a 10 year fixed APR mortgage, the loan would be extremely affordable. The plan would be that I could pay it off in ten years and either still live in it or sell/rent the property. My question is does this sound at all reasonable for me to be doing and are there even lending companies out there willing to work with low down payment mortgages that are that short of a term?

HARLEY

September 9, 2009

Why exactly did the global financial crisis occur?

Ross asked:


I still just don’t understand it completely. Apparently investment banks bought up home loans from mortgage places and banks, the home buyers defaulted on them.

But is this all that is to it? And who encouraged the banks to make these loans and why did the demand for the houses go down with time as people were still paying these loans.

JASON

June 9, 2009

How has the economy affected your mortgage?

Filed under: Other - Politics & Government — Tags: , , , , , — admin @ 5:18 am
THe T asked:


Foreclosing houses, people moving back in with there parents, can’t buy a home, can’t get out of a terrible home loan? What’s your story?

Who’s to blame for this mortgage crisis?

ELDON

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