Sentence examples for loans larger from inspiring English sources

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.

After the housing crash, millions of homeowners a full quarter of those with mortgages had loans larger than the value of their homes.

In a Rose Garden appearance, he ruled out a federal bailout, citing both "excesses in the lending industry" and unduly optimistic homeowners who took out "loans larger than they could afford," as reasons for the mortgage woes.

Stricter lending standards have also made it harder for buyers to get jumbo loans larger than $417,000, and lenders are again requiring sizable down payments for all kinds of loans.

Analysts said that Toll Brothers, which has a mortgage-lending business, had not been as directly affected by the problems of subprime borrowers, but they added that it did have greater exposure to buyers with jumbo loans and those stretching to qualify for loans larger than their incomes might justify.

Initial steps will include preventing the companies from buying loans larger than $625,500, and increasing the fees they charge for loan guarantees, according to officials who spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to pre-empt the official release.

But Golden State, with $54 billion in assets, is one of the few savings and loans large enough to interest a buyer the size of Citigroup.

Earnings stripping refers to a practice by which a foreign-based parent corporation loans large sums to -- wait for it -- itself.

In addition to job insecurity, culprits include heavy debt from college loans, large numbers of women working outside the home, better access to contraception, marriage delays for non-economic reasons and the rising cost of raising children.

Some credit card lenders offer loans large enough to be used as working capital or for other needs of the business.

Even with the rise in house prices since the crisis, more than 43,000 of its customers still have a loan larger than the value of their home.