Easing Mortgage Standards
Mortgage standards appear to be loosening in what will be a critical factor in aiding the housing recovery. After a period of tight standards in the wake of the housing bust, lenders, with assistance from the government, are easing credit for homebuyers. Among some of the positive changes are an increase in low downpayment programs and lower minimum credit scores.
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