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- noun attributive form of
stated income
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Examples
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In that sense, credit applications aren't much different from the so-called stated-income mortgages that came to be called "liar loans" during the subprime crisis.
Cards Return to School Jessica Silver-Greenberg 2011
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IndyMac, of Pasadena, Calif., and Seattle-based WaMu made many so-called stated-income loans, where borrowers didn't have to fully document their income or assets.
Criminal Mortgage Probes Fizzle Out Jean Eaglesham 2011
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There is no relationship between the CRA and ARMs (adjustable rate mortgages), stated-income loans, negative amortization loans, predatory lending or jumbo subprime loans.
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Kuhn put the man into a stated-income loan that raised his payments by $200 a month, even though he was struggling to keep up on his existing mortgage.
Michael Hudson: Boiler Rooms and Foreclosure Mills: A Brief History of America's Mortgage Industry Michael Hudson 2010
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Kuhn put the man into a stated-income loan that raised his payments by $200 a month, even though he was struggling to keep up on his existing mortgage.
Michael Hudson: Boiler Rooms and Foreclosure Mills: A Brief History of America's Mortgage Industry Michael Hudson 2010
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For example, according to the original complaint, one $2.8 million stated-income loan had numerous problems including an incomplete appraisal, no manager's approval and inappropriate valuation.
Thornburg Trustee Targets BofA Over Countrywide Loans Patrick Fitzgerald 2011
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Kuhn put the man into a stated-income loan that raised his payments by $200 a month, even though he was struggling to keep up on his existing mortgage.
Michael Hudson: Boiler Rooms and Foreclosure Mills: A Brief History of America's Mortgage Industry Michael Hudson 2010
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Unless the mortgage broker tried to get a customer approved for a regular loan, had it rejected, and then suggested the customer use a stated-income loan with an inflated income estimate, in order to qualify.
Matthew Yglesias » On So-Called “Irresponsible” Borrowers 2009
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Kuhn put the man into a stated-income loan that raised his payments by $200 a month, even though he was struggling to keep up on his existing mortgage.
Michael Hudson: Boiler Rooms and Foreclosure Mills: A Brief History of America's Mortgage Industry Michael Hudson 2010
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All the rage during the peak of the housing boom, these mortgages went by names like "no-doc" (meaning no documentation of income required), "low-doc" or "stated-income" mortgages.
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