Well no not at all, the loans already exist, and I guess you assume write offs are a given, so rip the bandaid off? Why not work to avoid?
Loans are tied to a term, borrowers can resolve their own liquidity issues, so it’s not crazy to give underwater loans time and breathing room in rate to work out without forcing a collapse. Simply broaden underwriting requirements for new loans.
Loans are tied to a term, borrowers can resolve their own liquidity issues, so it’s not crazy to give underwater loans time and breathing room in rate to work out without forcing a collapse. Simply broaden underwriting requirements for new loans.
Time, value, and risk, right?