By Brian Honea
The pristine performance of mortgage loans in the U.S. with a vintage of 2009 or later is an indicator that underwriting standards could be loosened, according to CoreLogic senior economist Molly Boesel in an analysis entitled “What’s an Acceptable Level of Mortgage Default?” published in CoreLogic’s December 2014 edition of The MarketPulse.
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