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This game of chicken is going to be played over and over again. I expect a growing secondary market for recourse Heloc judgments. I’m curious what the typical cents-on-the-dollar purchase prices will be.
I would not be surprised to also see non-recourse 2nds/Helocs play hardball with borrowers at the outset, but at the end of the day these lenders are going to have to cave. Many are looking at total losses.
This game of chicken is going to be played over and over again. I expect a growing secondary market for recourse Heloc judgments. I’m curious what the typical cents-on-the-dollar purchase prices will be.
I would not be surprised to also see non-recourse 2nds/Helocs play hardball with borrowers at the outset, but at the end of the day these lenders are going to have to cave. Many are looking at total losses.
This game of chicken is going to be played over and over again. I expect a growing secondary market for recourse Heloc judgments. I’m curious what the typical cents-on-the-dollar purchase prices will be.
I would not be surprised to also see non-recourse 2nds/Helocs play hardball with borrowers at the outset, but at the end of the day these lenders are going to have to cave. Many are looking at total losses.
This game of chicken is going to be played over and over again. I expect a growing secondary market for recourse Heloc judgments. I’m curious what the typical cents-on-the-dollar purchase prices will be.
I would not be surprised to also see non-recourse 2nds/Helocs play hardball with borrowers at the outset, but at the end of the day these lenders are going to have to cave. Many are looking at total losses.
This game of chicken is going to be played over and over again. I expect a growing secondary market for recourse Heloc judgments. I’m curious what the typical cents-on-the-dollar purchase prices will be.
I would not be surprised to also see non-recourse 2nds/Helocs play hardball with borrowers at the outset, but at the end of the day these lenders are going to have to cave. Many are looking at total losses.