Sentence examples for mortgages bigger from inspiring English sources

They are barred by law from buying mortgages bigger than $417,000, which is smaller than the median price of homes in some urban markets.

From peak to trough the fall in real (inflation-adjusted) house prices was 34%, and more than 27% of households were left with mortgages bigger than the value of their homes.

People with big mortgages or big income shortfalls would not be helped.

As small banks fold while holding a local mortgage, big banks are propped up despite still gambling on investments that don't boost the economy.

Yet, as long as Joe has enough money for the first few payments of a mortgage, big banks and brokers can charge their fees and post profit, giving the impression that America's economy is on fire.

The benefit of the deduction increases with the size of the mortgage: the bigger the mortgage, the greater the tax benefit.

IT IS the scourge of e-mail inboxes, plying cheap drugs, septic tanks, new mortgages and bigger manhoods.

But Britannia's large commercial real-estate portfolio and buy-to-let mortgages brought big risks.

"I consider mortgages the biggest risk we run," Mr. Gerspach said.

Bond insurers, including MBIA, guaranteed mortgages while big investors bought securities backed by home loans.

Nearly four million households nationwide are severely delinquent on their mortgages, the biggest backlog since the housing crisis began.