Comments on: What’s an Alt-A loan?

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By: Lawyer ATL

Lawyer ATL — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:36:40 +0000

ALT A loans are a large part of the current crisis. So are the brokers and lenders who let them coast through without proper investigation of the borrower’s finances and ability to pay.

By: VA Real Estate Talk » How Many REO Properties Does the Government Own?

VA Real Estate Talk » How Many REO Properties Does the Government Own? — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:15:38 +0000

[...] an actual decline in REO properties this year the other areas are holding steady. As expected Alt-A loans were the biggest pool of foreclosures that both companies currently [...]

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By: IndyMac & the Apocalypse of Banks (for the Banking-Impaired)

IndyMac & the Apocalypse of Banks (for the Banking-Impaired) — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 19:00:37 +0000

[...] It seems that IndyMac pioneered ‘the issuance of so-called Alt-A mortgages to people with blemished credit histories.’ ‘(WSJ) Yes, that sounds rather risky. Here’s an explanation of that sort of loan. An Alt-A loan, also called an alternative documentation loan, is a loan that holds borrowers with good credit to different approval standards than traditional loans. Those applying for an Alt-A loan need not provide income verification or documentation of assets. Instead, the approval for an Alt-A loan is based primarily on an individual’s credit score….. [...]