In the early 2006, owing a house started being a ‘trend’, nobody thought that the U.S. would end up in a recession. Banks were happily giving away mortgage loans to people ‘who could put 20% of the price of the house down’ (About money, 2015) and who could pass through several factors, such as the net worth. …show more content…
The idea was to lend money for a mortgage loan to people who did not pass through the requirements that the other borrowers had to be qualified with, they even created a rate that was modifiable to these specific borrowers. The result of this idea was to take over the mortgaged properties, since borrowers could not pay their desired monthly value of their loan (About money,