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Interview With David Lykken: Slaying The Tight Lending Myth


               
2015 Apr 13, 12:41pm   17,738 views  50 comments

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Trying to prevent the sickness of a financial engineered housing recovery.

My segment starts around the 40 minute mark

http://loganmohtashami.com/2015/04/13/interview-with-david-lykken-slaying-the-tight-lending-myth/

"All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them.”
― Galileo Galilei

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44   _   @   2015 Apr 16, 9:35am  

Strategist says

4. They say payments are too high. How can that be when rental properties are being snapped up inspite of ever increasing rents.

Again, why has mortgage demand been so low? one of the factors that has been examined by a lot housing groups is that rents are high... and saving for a down payment is much more difficult now with rent inflation.

Catch the theme here

45   _   @   2015 Apr 16, 9:36am  

Strategist says

5. They say loans are not easily available. You finally got the truth.

and back to the biggest myth in American economics, Lending isn't tight at all, people simply don't make enough money to own a home and you can no longer lie on your application about your income.

All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them.”
― Galileo Galilei

46   MAGA   @   2015 Apr 16, 1:59pm  

800+ credit score, debt free, and the ability to put down at least 20%. I don't thing getting a mortgage would be a problem. People who listen to dirt-bag Realtard's and mortgage brokers end up with financial problems.

47   _   @   2015 Apr 16, 2:04pm  

jvolstad says

800+ credit score, debt free, and the ability to put down at least 20%

If your DTI is under 43% you can easily get a mortgage. Heck if it's even 43%-50% you could still get a mortgage

There has been just too much emphaise on fico scores when they have the least impact on a the capacity to own the debt. Incomes and assets Debt to income ratio mean much for to the equation than a fico score does which is mostly used as a risk pricing model

Mark Zandi made this horrible thesis last year that I just couldn't let slide
http://loganmohtashami.com/2014/01/27/mark-zandi-its-the-economy-stupid/

48   _   @   2015 Apr 16, 6:21pm  

49   _   @   2015 Apr 16, 6:28pm  

Even the Wall Street Journal is finally throwing the towel and I have tried to press them on this issue for 3 years

Better late than never

Nick Timiraos ‏@NickTimiraos
Weakest. Housing recovery. Ever. http://on.wsj.com/1JNOEVv

https://www.9OpIbiFmY60

50   Strategist   @   2015 Apr 16, 6:29pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

Strategist says

5. They say loans are not easily available. You finally got the truth.

and back to the biggest myth in American economics, Lending isn't tight at all, people simply don't make enough money to own a home and you can no longer lie on your application about your income.

Arrrgghhhh!

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