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no-doc loan

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no-doc loan

Short for “no document”loan, it typically covers three situations in which borrowers cannot or will not provide the documentation typically necessary to evaluate their ability to pay back a loan: (1) a borrower who has regular self-employment income but no tax forms from an employer, (2) wealthy individuals with complex financial lives showing large tax losses every year but an amazing ability to live lavish lifestyles (also called no-ratio loans),and (3) wealthy people with substantial assets but who want maximum privacy and refuse to supply any documentation. All three groups are going to pay high interest rates as a result of their lack of documentation.



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I know of at least one person who obtained a no-doc loan at 11% annual interest while normal rates were a little below 6%.
No-doc loans in GreenPoint's portfolio have performed well even in the worst markets, including minimal to no losses during the bad stretch of years from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s, according to Ibrahim.
 
 
 
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