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$4,918,262,770,000 2007 US Census $100,904 (avg. principal owed) X 48,742,000 (owner occupied homes) Note: 24,885,000 owner occupied have no mortgages
The total stock of mortgages outstanding in the US is about $10 trillion. However, the market value of these mortgages (whether still on banks' balance sheets or securitised and embedded in RMBS (Residential Mortgage Backed Securities)) is in reality lower by $1-1.2 trillion, due to the fact that U.S. homeowners can walk away from their mortgage leaving the lender with "no recourse". In other words, book mortgage value = about $10 trillion, while actual value is more likely $8.8 trillion to $9 trillion, due to losses on foreclosures. The total stock of mortgages outstanding in the US is about $10 trillion. However, the market value of these mortgages (whether still on banks' balance sheets or securitised and embedded in RMBS (Residential Mortgage Backed Securities)) is in reality lower by $1-1.2 trillion, due to the fact that U.S. homeowners can walk away from their mortgage leaving the lender with "no recourse". In other words, book mortgage value = about $10 trillion, while actual value is more likely $8.8 trillion to $9 trillion, due to losses on foreclosures.
Equity release is re-mortgage plan that makes it possible to release equity on a mortgaged property. But, as soon as the equity amount is paid, you have to clear all the outstanding mortgages on your house. There are some equity release providers who deduct the outstanding mortgages from the value of your house to repay the loan.
A consolidated mortgage is used to combine two or more outstanding mortgages. The mortgages may or may not be the same property. Sometimes a consolidated mortgage results in lower interest rates.
Information about mortgages in the US can be found on Money Supermarket, Money Matters, U.S. Bank, Bank Rate, American Mortgages, CNBC and Milken Institute.
In 2004 the figure was $136,000. Based upon that, I estimate the average amount in outstanding mortgages today is not more than $250,000.
In the United States the overall total outstanding balance on home mortgages is over a trillion dollars.
$4,918,262,770,000 2007 US Census $100,904 (avg. principal owed) X 48,742,000 (owner occupied homes) Note: 24,885,000 owner occupied have no mortgages
The total stock of mortgages outstanding in the US is about $10 trillion. However, the market value of these mortgages (whether still on banks' balance sheets or securitised and embedded in RMBS (Residential Mortgage Backed Securities)) is in reality lower by $1-1.2 trillion, due to the fact that U.S. homeowners can walk away from their mortgage leaving the lender with "no recourse". In other words, book mortgage value = about $10 trillion, while actual value is more likely $8.8 trillion to $9 trillion, due to losses on foreclosures. The total stock of mortgages outstanding in the US is about $10 trillion. However, the market value of these mortgages (whether still on banks' balance sheets or securitised and embedded in RMBS (Residential Mortgage Backed Securities)) is in reality lower by $1-1.2 trillion, due to the fact that U.S. homeowners can walk away from their mortgage leaving the lender with "no recourse". In other words, book mortgage value = about $10 trillion, while actual value is more likely $8.8 trillion to $9 trillion, due to losses on foreclosures.
par = (total outstanding or portfolio - delequent amount)/ total portfolio or total outstanding
Equity release is re-mortgage plan that makes it possible to release equity on a mortgaged property. But, as soon as the equity amount is paid, you have to clear all the outstanding mortgages on your house. There are some equity release providers who deduct the outstanding mortgages from the value of your house to repay the loan.
A consolidated mortgage is used to combine two or more outstanding mortgages. The mortgages may or may not be the same property. Sometimes a consolidated mortgage results in lower interest rates.
Information about mortgages in the US can be found on Money Supermarket, Money Matters, U.S. Bank, Bank Rate, American Mortgages, CNBC and Milken Institute.
As a first time buyer, mortgages can be tricky, however, the trick is to get ahead in the plan by making sure that you don't have any outstanding debts, and a great credit history.
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Your asking price for the home should be for at least the total of both mortgages. At closing both will be paid off.
To what I've come to know New York city probably has the high number of reverse mortgages in US based on the # of foreclosures in the area.