
The deterioration of the housing market in California is stunning. If we look at the amount of
distress in the state it would be hard to believe that the market is doing well yet some think the next boom is just around the next subdivided lot. Loans that were made at the peak of the bubble are now coming back to haunt the state in 2010. People forget that the bulk of the
option ARM loans were made from 2004 to 2007. The problem goes beyond
option ARMs, Alt-A, and even subprime loans. Many prime loans are now defaulting because homeowners are dealing with a weak economy. Today we are going to look at a vintage
WaMu loan that is now finally heading back to the bank after two years of distress in Pasadena.
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