subprime was doing so well and the houses were built , right? MedlinePlus
ates of interest and then went to the monthly payments or anything like that , and basically monthly payments soared. and other things that eventually led many subprime borrowers to keep their payments and foreclose on their homes ? MedlinePlus
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what investors thought property values always go up . subprime mortgages were traded on the market . but the value of homes dropped because too many houses , more executions , and the houses lose value relative to the initial assessment . their actions are perceived to be worth less . lowers confidence and people sell sell sell . yes ? MedlinePlus
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Well, I do not understand why sell sell sell lead to the collapse of a company , but that's a different issue . if you do, then my question is, what happens if the subprime households still taken back by the lenders did not lose value ? if the initial loan was $ 100,000, and until the borrower has returned $ 10,000 ( whether principal or interest ) , then by default and the lender takes the house and the house is worth $ 90,000 and the manages to sell at that price , then what is the problem than nonprofit are doing ? MedlinePlus
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