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Using bankruptcy to reduce foreclosures : does strip-down of mortgages affect the supply of mortgage credit?

Li, Wenli; Ishani, Tewari; White, Michelle J. - 2014 - Current version: February 2014

We assess the credit market impact of allowing mortgage "strip-down" as a foreclosure-prevention measure, where strip …-term reduction in mortgage interest rates and a small, short-term increase in mortgage approval rates, but no long-term effects, and … the circuit court decisions did not consistently affect mortgage terms. These results suggest that strip-down would be an …

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