On the recordMay 20, 2013
By branding a mortgage as 'qualified,' you are essentially saying that all mortgages that don't meet that criteria are 'unqualified.'
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congress.govBy branding a mortgage as 'qualified,' you are essentially saying that all mortgages that don't meet that criteria are 'unqualified.'
Fitzpatrick warns that labeling mortgages creates a division between qualified and unqualified loans.
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