Bank of America Supports Senator Dodd's Plan to Help Mortgage Crisis

Bank of America backs Senator Dodd's plan to buy up Loans at a Discount

California Contra Costa Mortgages Loans Bank of AmericaBank of America officials have warned congress that up to $739 billion in mortgages are at risk of default in the next five years, and that the government intervention is needed.  This is why Bank of America supports Senator Chris Dodd, Democrat from Connecticut, proposal to create a government-chartered corporation, the Federal Homeownership Preservation Corporation (FHPC).  The FHPC would buy high risk mortgages at a discount while replacing the home owners mortgage with a 30 year fixed mortgages.  The 30 year fixed mortgage would be backed by Freddie, Fannie or the FHA.  Otherwise, these mortgages would ultimately end up in default.

Senator Dodd proposes the FHPC. would need $10 billion to $20 billion in startup capital, and then be self-sustaining. More or less be like one of the one of the GSEs.  Senator Dodd maintains such an effort would not constitute a bailout of lenders and investors, because only those willing to take a "haircut" and sell their at a discount would be eligible to participate. 

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3 Comments on Bank of America Supports Senator Dodd's Plan to Help Mortgage Crisis

Interesting information. Thanks for the post.

02/26/2008 06:21 AM by Mary Luz-Johnsen (US Realty & Development LLC)


AJ, Isn't his similar to what NACA is doing now? I just found their web site and is sounds interesting. Are you familiar with them? I think I'm going to write a post about it to gather some info.

02/26/2008 02:10 PM by Bryant Tutas-Tutas Towne Realty, Inc


BB,
I will have to look NACA up tonight.  Or, read your post. AJ

02/26/2008 04:13 PM by Alan 'AJ' Nisen California Contra Costa Mortgage Officer (A Large Bank in America)


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