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The Mortgage Professor
The Mortgage Professor
The Hurdles on the Way to a Better Insurance
In my last several columns, I have discussed a proposal for a new type of mortgage insurance that I think would help solve many of the problems with the current mortgage system.
 
The Mortgage Professor: At the Heart of the Chaos, A Poor Way to Manage Risk (Post, May 3, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Barriers to Reducing Needless Foreclosures (Post, April 26, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: The Good and the Bad About Locking In Your Rate (Post, April 19, 2008, Page F12)
 
The Mortgage Professor: The Habits of Good Brokers (Post, April 12, 2008, Page G03)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Need a Broker? Avoid the Ones Who Come Looking for You. (Post, April 5, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Steps in Financing a Home, From Qualification to Lock (Post, March 29, 2008, Page G04)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Spreading Risk Around Isn't the Answer (Post, March 22, 2008, Page F09)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Piggyback Loans vs. Insurance (Post, March 15, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: A Seller's Concession Attracts Buyers; Just Be Ready to Spend All of It (Post, March 8, 2008, Page G04)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Mortgage Insurance Reserves: A Lesson in Managing Risk (Post, March 1, 2008, Page G03)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Mortgage Web Site Has Admirable Goals, But Will It Save You Money? (Post, February 23, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Proposals on Servicers Are Only a First Step (Post, February 16, 2008, Page G03)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Borrowers, Not Brokers, Should Be Getting Rebates (Post, February 9, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: A Not-So-Simple Truth About Interest (Post, January 26, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Shopping for a Loan Online? Beware of Lowball Offers. (Post, January 19, 2008, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Time for the Government to Go Far Beyond Rate-Freeze Plan for Borrowers (Post, January 12, 2008, Page G04)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Will a Big Check Reduce Future Payments? Depends on Your Loan. (Post, December 22, 2007, Page F02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: CMG's 'Accelerator' Mortgage Deserves a Second Look (Post, December 15, 2007, Page G02)
 
The Mortgage Professor: Add Up the Benefits Before Making Extra Payments (Post, December 8, 2007, Page G02)
 
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