The Significance of Porfolio Lenders to Real Estate Brokers

Robert O. Edmister and Gay B. Hatfield
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Robert O. Edmister: Mississippi League of Savings Institutions Chairholder School of Business Administration The University of Mississsippi Oxford, Mississippi 38677, http://www.bus.olemiss.edu/
Gay B. Hatfield: School of Business Administration The University of Mississsippi Oxford, Mississippi 38677, http://www.bus.olemiss.edu/

Journal of Real Estate Research, 1995, vol. 10, issue 1, 57-68

Abstract: For the reasons observed in the sample of mortgage loans examined, the real estate brokerage industry will continue to depend heavily on portfolio lending to finance residential housing transactions. This paper examines a sample of residential mortgages to determine the breadth of lending by home type and customer credit qualification. The findings show that portfolio lending is required to satisfy homebuyers with heterogenous mortgage loan needs. Comparative analysis of credit decisions provides evidence of sound lending.

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Date: 1995
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