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Jack M. Guttentag The Mortgage Professor

"The Mortgage Professor" is academic, author, and syndicated columnist Jack M. Guttentag, who applies his years of experience as a student of the home loan market to questions about mortgage types, loan providers, refinancing, and more -- all in easy-to-understand, jargon-free language. Buying a house has never been easier. View Jack's Bio

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Fixing the Crisis by Fixing the System, Part 2

2008-05-07 16:58:08

The vulnerability of the mortgage system could be reduced by having private mortgage insurance policies cover the risk. ...Read full article

Fixing the Housing Crisis by Fixing the System, Part 1

2008-04-30 00:01:00

The core issue in the mortgage crisis is the flawed way in which the industry manages default risk. This can be fixed. ...Read full article

Locking the Mortgage: Critical in a Volatile Market

2008-04-23 00:28:00

When it comes to committing to a mortgage lock in a rocky market, both the borrower and lender have responsibilities. ...Read full article

When Foreclosure Is the Unwise Choice

2008-04-16 12:00:15

If it costs an investor more to foreclose on a mortgage than to make it viable, then it is a needless foreclosure. ...Read full article

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