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I’m often amazed when supposed experts issue opinions on subjects that I actually know something about. It is frightening how often the so-called experts are completely wrong. Here is a recent example.
I usually try to limit political comments in this blog since it is primarily intended to be a training and guideline update source designed to help loan officers originate and close FHA loans. However a June 21, 2008 editorial in the Wall Street Journal entitled “The FHA Time Bomb” has such a smörgåsbord of misinformation and misdirection that I feel compelled to comment.
On Thursday June 19, 2008 HUD issued a press release indicating that they were sending out letters to 675,000 “at risk” homeowners. As has been the case with most of HUD’s efforts for troubled borrowers, the gist of the letter leads this writer to believe that HUD is really going after borrowers with good credit. Syndicated author Peter Miller agrees with this viewpoint in his Friday post on FHA Mortgage Guide. As he notes, many of these borrowers might well have qualified for an FHA loan in the first place.