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L98Terror

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Shocker sub prime lending is a bad idea, it was so irresponsible to give mortgages to people who couldn't afford them, now we will all pay.



Late Thursday, the company said it would take a charge of $61.3 million, or 19 cents a share, to reflect an increase in the number of its subprime mortgage customers falling behind on their loan payments.


H&R Block's woes will likely extend to other subprime lenders, analysts said, as borrowers with less-than-stellar credit histories struggle to keep up their payments in a higher interest rate environment.

Jp Morgan anounces hugh losses in their sup prime lending dept as well.


Even if H&R Block has already tightened standards to address prepayment risks, defaults on loans originated in the last four to six months will worsen," Flynn wrote. "We also worry that worse-than-expected experience on new loans provides further downside risks."

Analysts said other subprime lenders may share H&R Block's woes.

"Investors are already discounting a more conservative outcome for most subprime lenders, though we think the announcement from H&R Block could further undermine confidence in the subprime sector," said Merrill Lynch analyst Kenneth Bruce said in a research note Friday.

Bruce said the slowing housing market, forecasts of rising credit losses and accelerating repurchase losses will further weigh on subprime lenders' shares.
 
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"Everyone's approved."

"Bad credit? No credit? No problem."

Loaning money to people who have shown in the past that they can't handle it seemed like such a good idea. :rolleyes: Who would have thought that it would come back to bite these companies in the ass?
 
Scooter70 said:
"Everyone's approved."

"Bad credit? No credit? No problem."

Loaning money to people who have shown in the past that they can't handle it seemed like such a good idea. :rolleyes: Who would have thought that it would come back to bite these companies in the ass?

No kidding. :roll:
 
My work was up 17.7% in the first 1/2 results, that's why you have to have strict lending guidelines and not just lend to anyone
 
L98Terror said:
Shocker sub prime lending is a bad idea, it was so irresponsible to give mortgages to people who couldn't afford them, now we will all pay.

They didn't care as long as they could sell the mortgages off to someone else.
 
A no equity loan may make some sense when housing is appreciating rapidly, but those days seem to be over for a while.
 
The only time I ever recommended an interest only loan was if the person KNEW for a fact that they would be moved out within 5 years.
 
Scooter70 said:
"Everyone's approved."

"Bad credit? No credit? No problem."

Loaning money to people who have shown in the past that they can't handle it seemed like such a good idea. :rolleyes: Who would have thought that it would come back to bite these companies in the ass?

Ain't that the truth. :lol:
 
Hmmm...maybe someone will foreclose and I can get a good house cheap 'round here. Where should I start looking???
 
SSpdDmon said:
Hmmm...maybe someone will foreclose and I can get a good house cheap 'round here. Where should I start looking???


um anywhere! :dontknow: No one is getting what they want for a house. Get a $400,000 house for $200,000
 
Scooter70 said:
"Everyone's approved."

"Bad credit? No credit? No problem."

Loaning money to people who have shown in the past that they can't handle it seemed like such a good idea. :rolleyes: Who would have thought that it would come back to bite these companies in the ass?

I think it was a great idea!!!!

Now where is the list of foreclosed homes?

:)
 
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