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There is limited evidence of the role of household-level adverse trigger events in driving mortgage default, and the evidence based on proxies, such as the unemployment rate, is inconsistent. Using a survey of low- and moderate-income homeowners with community reinvestment mortgages, we study...
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There is limited evidence of the role of household-level adverse trigger events in driving mortgage default, and the evidence based on proxies, such as the unemployment rate, is inconsistent. Using a survey of low- and moderate-income homeowners with community reinvestment mortgages, we study...
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The Great Recession (fourth quarter of 2007 through the second quarter of 2009) has been characterized by high rates of foreclosures and unemployment. Using a sample of community reinvestment loans, we examine the impact of structural or long term unemployment and cyclical or short term...
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Utilizing a unique sample of community reinvestment loans, we study the propensity of very low income households to terminate a mortgage and compare it to the outcomes for low income and moderate income households. The results indicate that, even within moderate and low income segments, lower or...
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Utilizing a unique sample of community reinvestment loans, we study the propensity of very low income households to terminate a mortgage and compare it to the outcomes for low income and moderate income households. The results indicate that, even within moderate and low income segments, lower or...
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The Great Recession (the fourth quarter of 2007 through the second quarter of 2009) has been characterized by high rates of foreclosures and unemployment. Using a sample of community reinvestment loans, we examine the impact of structural unemployment and cyclical unemployment on mortgage...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012983157
Utilizing a unique sample of community reinvestment loans, we study the propensity of very low income households to default or prepay on a mortgage and compare it to the outcomes for low income and moderate income households. The results indicate that, even within moderate and low income...
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