Posts Tagged ‘Subprime lending’
Bankless America
Posted by: wrivers on December 6, 2009
Brownsville CDC director discusses recent changes in border low-income housing and colonias
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 26, 2009
Doggett/Henneberger diavolg on consumer protection legislation for mortgage borrowers in the Texas Legislature
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 24, 2009
The truly critical issue the Legislature failed to act on
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 2, 2009
Another voice against the attack on the Community Reinvestment Act
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 7, 2008
The big lie about the role of affordable lending goals in the collapse of Fannie Mae
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 6, 2008
Shifting the blame from subprime lenders and Wall Street to the victims
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 3, 2008
The foreclosure resistant low income mortgage loan
Posted by: John Henneberger on September 21, 2008
Who says home equity loans are a good idea?
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 19, 2008
The Texas mortgage industry needs to take a hard look in the mirror
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 9, 2008
Texas Teachers Retirement Fund speculates in subprime mortgage backed securities
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 24, 2008
An important role for state legislatures in the foreclosure crisis
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 16, 2008
One perspective on the Texas foreclosure crisis
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 15, 2008
Dealing (or not) with the foreclosure crisis in Texas
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 14, 2008
Understanding the role of GSEs, HUD and affordable housing in the subprime crisis
Posted by: John Henneberger on June 12, 2008
