Sentence examples for insure loans from inspiring English sources

Or the agency should insure loans only for borrowers who carry lower overall debt loads.

(The F.H.A. does not insure loans made in co-op buildings).

The Treasury is also likely to charge more to effectively insure loans to borrowers with the smallest deposits.

Moreover, the F.H.A. cannot insure loans larger than $362,790, which limits its scope in California and other high-price areas, while many subprime lenders impose no limits.

Banks should be forced to insure loans to small and medium-sized businesses to guard against bankruptcies and encourage lending, according to an influential thinktank.

When conditions return to normal, GSEs (Government Sponsored Enterprises) should never insure loans when the homeowner clearly does not have skin in the game.

In 2009 it insured loans worth $330 billion, up from just $52 billion in 2006.

Congress is considering legislation that would refinance mortgages with federally insured loans.

The F.H.A. says it is insuring loans to more financially secure buyers with higher credit scores.

Previously, the F.H.A. insured loans made to those with credit scores of less than 580, with no penalties.

The Federal Housing Administration, which has been supporting the market by insuring loans to first-time buyers, is modestly tightening its standards.