Sentence examples for result loans from inspiring English sources

As a result, loans below that score are harder to package and sell, so many mortgage lenders will deny credit or charge higher interest rates, added fees and more points up front, Mr. Gumbinger said.

As a result, loans to the football club have been reduced from £100,000 to £34,000 per month.

Result: Loan balances actually go up over time, not down.

As a result, loan-loss provisions fell to $2 billion in the first quarter from $5.5 billion in the fourth quarter and $10.55 billion in the 2011 first quarter.

It was one thing for a bank to follow subjective assessments of borrowers' creditworthiness, but another to sell the resulting loans to an institution like Fannie Mae.

Bankers, brokers and appraisers all worked to inflate property values, and the resulting loans were repackaged and sold to Wall Street.

The bank would accept the cost of the principal write-down because the resulting loan — with its lower loan-to-value ratio and its full recourse feature — would be much less likely to result in default.

As a result, "bridge loans are very popular right now,'' he said.

As a result, those loans, often called conforming mortgages, should have lower rates than those on jumbo mortgages.

The drop, which belies a rise in vacancy rates and a contracting economy, was partly a result of loans being sold or paid off, removing them as delinquencies.

This was largely as a result of loans that HBOS granted to commercial property ventures just before the bottom fell out of the market in 2008.