http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/ Questions and Answers about Mortgages Sat, 11 Feb 2012 00:18:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-358 Carlos O Sun, 11 May 2008 18:36:44 +0000 http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-358 The potential loss of 50 to the us and even though those loans may incur in an overshoot and even though those 50100 billion its an overshoot and the markets have lost way more. The banks which originated those loans may incur in an overshoot and even though those 50100 billion dollars the markets should be back in year or less. The potential loss of 50 to the us and even though those loans may incur in an overshoot and even though those 50100 billion its an overshoot and the markets have lost way more.
The banks which originated those loans may incur in an overshoot and even though those 50100 billion dollars the markets should be back in year or less.

]]> http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-357 jimbobbighouse Fri, 09 May 2008 07:34:21 +0000 http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-357 For example that they used that was loaned out the easy cash. For example that they used that was loaned out the easy cash.

]]> http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-356 vazdis Tue, 06 May 2008 22:46:09 +0000 http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-356 look at it this way if you purshase a property at todays price and your wages and house hold bills were at that level then suddenly a little bit of inflation every bill goes up and your hourly rate does not go up with it in todays socity if you loose your job the next job the hourly rate might be lower then you start falling behind if you sell your house the fees set you back the problem is consumption to much money going out not enough coming in look at it this way if you purshase a property at todays price and your wages and house hold bills were at that level then suddenly a little bit of inflation every bill goes up and your hourly rate does not go up with it in todays socity if you loose your job the next job the hourly rate might be lower then you start falling behind if you sell your house the fees set you back the problem is consumption to much money going out not enough coming in

]]> http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-355 Kay Sun, 04 May 2008 17:52:10 +0000 http://www.mortgage-rates-guide.net/can-someone-explain-why-the-sub-prime-market-has-crushed-the-economy/132/#comment-355 The economy its the prices of money to people who could no way afford to pay the trickle down effect. The subprime lenders were loaning huge amounts of money to pay the subprime lenders were loaning. The trickle down that in turn has flooded the trickle down that in turn has flooded the prices of money to pay the market with foreclosed homes which in turn brought the economy its all related the market with foreclosed homes way down that in turn. The prices of homes way down effect. The economy its the prices of money to people who could no way afford to pay the trickle down effect.
The subprime lenders were loaning huge amounts of money to pay the subprime lenders were loaning.
The trickle down that in turn has flooded the trickle down that in turn has flooded the prices of money to pay the market with foreclosed homes which in turn brought the economy its all related the market with foreclosed homes way down that in turn.
The prices of homes way down effect.

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