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TheRealDeal – Second wave of mortgage crisis to come

In a segment on CBS that aired yesterday, 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley talks to investment and credit experts about the new types of mortgages that will create a second wave of foreclosures. The country has already suffered the subprime mortgage crisis, and the experts say the next wave of risky mortgages to default are the Alt-A and option ARM mortgages, which were also bundled into Wall Street securities and sold to investors. For more information plesae click the link: www.cbsnews.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Center for American Progress Senior Fellow Dr Christian Weller appeared on CNBC to discuss subprime mortgages and how consumers can protect themselves. For more on subprime mortgages and foreclosure rates please see: www.americanprogress.org What if 40 hours a week were enough? www.AMERICANPROGRESS.org

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  1. ghostlaw1980 says:

    R we only capable of passing greed laws at this point. I want a mortgage that is adjustable. Adjustable to fair market value. My grandfather took out a loan 50 years ago to start a business. They gave him ten years to repay it. He repaid it in one year. The next year he bought a house free and clear. To all the BMW driving pinto owners, your getting what you bought. Insecurity. I want what I pay for.

  2. rigoletto68 says:

    the only people recommending buying a house are real estate agents. Renting is so cheap it just makes no sense to buy an asset (house) and watch it lose value over the next five years.

  3. jandean61 says:

    2014 is when this will bottom out.

  4. jandean61 says:

    “cashing in on selling them.” ……that’s the business.

  5. Beingreal40 says:

    That guys feels so guilty to clear out the homes, but he had no problem cashing in on selling them.

  6. moniequa says:

    Oh happy day, oh happy day, oh happy day, when the fed wash, wash the stupid ones away. I love it.

  7. moniequa says:

    Can we still borrow and buy indiscriminately? We love to borrow and buy, you know. LOL

  8. condorito29 says:

    I suppose you know more than eeeevrybody else, right?
    More than these guys, more than the economic advisors of every major nation on earth, including our own….etc etc.

    Who knew?
    Maybe YOU should go on 60 minutes…LOL.

  9. condorito29 says:

    this country is going to collapse and break into ideological factions fighting to “restore” the nation, which in reality will be jackals ripping apart the dead carcass of what once was the United States.

  10. WolYou says:

    Actually, the soviet union has already outmoded the USA. It just looks different, but your economic “system” leads to the same result. Anyway, this crisis affects less than 1% of the worlds wealth. Its funny how much panic is going on just because some anal-ysts are predicting further crashes. Its like suspecting a car will explode because one backlight is defect.

  11. dcm05002 says:

    this country will collapse. the second you hear of a 100billion dollar auction in t-bills and only and 82billion offer.. watch the dollar inflate to the sky. thar is atleast a couple years away. The fed caused the bubble. The government wont let it deflate.. print print print.. lost confidence in bond market down the road = THE END. we are the new soviet union

  12. Jzeaser says:

    are you for real

  13. theratfarmer says:

    how can a home owner be resposible for 90% of any mortgage loan? for example, a 100k loan, from a bank, for a mortgage loan is 90% made up out of thin air. “fractional reserve banking”. so, the way i see it is, the home owner only owes 10% of the loan (10k). how can a bank loan the money if they don’t have the other 90% (90k) of money? legally the home owner owes only 10% of the mortgage.

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  15. blueblazer68 says:

    We are so screwed

  16. DrewDownsManagement says:

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  17. 3089280288 says:

    What if you include the possibilty of the auto makers going under? 10 million foreclsures in 3 years?

  18. motonegros says:

    Wonder if “Oscar” ever gets to move out a family he himself conned into buying an overpriced house that he knew they couldn’t afford.

    How do you think Oscar feels about that?

  19. VillejeanRyder35 says:

    guess what american childrens going to say for Halloween ?
    surprise ? noo SUBPRIMES LOOOOL

  20. clpsw7 says:

    The savings habits of this country suck. Credit cards are like dope once your hooked
    try to get off when Bush and his big corporation butt buddies are sending all the jobs overseas.But then look at the government
    and how they have managed money with Bush and
    the congress spending it like crazy on another
    unnecessary war which only benefits the large
    corporations. Makes you sick. We’re so fucked.

  21. lopoex says:

    Freakin’ chip board and knock on walls–it’s HALLOW.And the price the’re asking.IF enough people will say–we’re NOT buying this junk for this PRICE.Then they will adjust their RIGHT PRICE.But.bec there’s too many succers.need i say more!

  22. Dionysius9 says:

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  23. JackNeedles says:

    It’s not just people getting loans they will never repay. We have a weak dollar and the whole economy is going to collapse.

  24. jackiebaron says:

    Funny how the wankers on Wall Street are all for deregulation when it allows them to game the system but when things go tits up as a result of their scams they’re the first to cry for governmental intervention to save their gutless asses. Lending restrictions exist for a reason.

  25. aggiornati says:

    Stop the banks from throwing mortgages and credit cards at people.
    And stop stupid people from getting loans they know they can never repay.
    This epidemic of greed and irresponsibility has got to stop.

  26. nesnman says:

    People are buying homes they can’t afford. End of story.

  27. TYX91101 says:

    Who loaned them the money? By the way, employment was down in August for the first time in four years – Countrywide announced 10000 layoffs… after the market closed of course. Get the picture?

  28. lenderwatch says:

    Subprime BORROWERS are the ticking time bomb. PAY YOUR PAYMENTS PEOPLE!!!!

  29. valhala56 says:

    Think Rome, the fall of the Roman empire.

  30. chere7up says:

    So they are likely to work under the table, NOT consume at all, NOT buy stock , NOT have savings in the bank, nor a 401K ..so the answer is until the DEVIL that passed the BANKRUPTCY LAW FIXES THINGS the STOCK MARKET will NEVER recover. NO RELIEF FOR THE PEOPLE NO RELIEF FOR THE MARKET. I cant believe those dumb ees CANT FIGURE THAT OUT!!! That’s ignorant for congress to think the middle class don’t count!

  31. chere7up says:

    So after someone who barely makes enough money to pay a house pmt with a subprime rate loan
    gets garnished for like a medical bill or old cell phone ect.. then comes foreclosure, then the debt is sent to attys office. They obtain a Jmt on the borrower. Then they lose their house & countrywide attys put a jmnt lien on the borrower/victim & IF they continue to work they get garnished for the home they lost in foreclosure.

  32. chere7up says:

    Let me tell you what I know. Countrywide & the others carelessly loaned money to people/victims who didnt qualify with subprime rates. but BEFORE that SOMEBODY made it impossible for people who get in a financial bind to escape it by passing that HEINOUS BANKRUPTCY LAW. There is absolutely NO relief for the middle class or young people who get in debt. I dont know if I would work if I had 25% of my check garnished every week

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