On the recordNovember 30, 2011
When they don't use reasonable underwriting standards and do their job, they should bear the loss.
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congress.govWhen they don't use reasonable underwriting standards and do their job, they should bear the loss.
Miller emphasizes accountability for lenders failing to meet underwriting standards.
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