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Securitized mortgage loans were a huge part of the collateral base during the boom, not least because of their triple-A credit status at the time.
Bank-Run Risk in the Shadows Kelly Evans 2011
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Securitized mortgages, which are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, represent about a third of all lending to hotels.
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui Delinquent on Mortgage Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui on Ropes Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui Delinquent on Mortgage Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui on Ropes Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui on Ropes Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui Delinquent on Mortgage Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized mortgages are chopped up and sold to thousands of investors as bonds, with servicers overseeing the loans in the interests of those investors.
Four Seasons Maui Delinquent on Mortgage Kris Hudson 2010
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Securitized loans are being foreclosed on at a much faster rate than mortgages held by banks, according to a December analysis by Tomasz Piskorski of Columbia University, Amit Seru of the University of Chicago and Vikrant Vig at the London Business School.
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