Posted 9:15 PM 06/04/11

New Mortgage Regulations in the USA



Actually, buying homes in the USA will be more difficult for usual people and the working class because of a new U.S. plan. According to this plan people will need to have much bigger income to get a lower-cost mortgage. Nowadays some politicians want the government adopt the offer according to which people who don't have high enough income won't be able to get mortgages. Bankers say that according this plan in such cities as for example, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Seattle, or Birmingham people will need as a minimum 10 years to accumulate for a 20 percent down sum. Recently a special conference has been held in Washington where about 200 Republicans and Democrats have said analogous proposal to regulators in written form.

At the end of May House lawmakers claimed that lessening housing demand is because of an excessively heavy dictate, will really make threats a full-grown economic revival. Actually, last year according to the Dodd-Frank law lenders should maintain a 5 percent part in the loans which they offer for sale to investors. Lots of measures have been taken to avoid such financial collapse as in 2008 and one of them is supporting strong enough lending to keep away from subprime mortgages.



According to the law regulators should let off home loans that are considered not risky, as well as those with permanent interest rates and extended repayment terms. What's more, qualified residential mortgages, or QRMs supposedly will have lesser rates because they are in fact are really free of risk. Regulators answered to the law with an offer to let off mortgages if customers pay a 20 percent down sum and use less than 36 percent of the earnings on debt fees.

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