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There is a real concern about California's high-end housing market. In fact, even the most affluent have not been immune to the travails of the "Great Recession". The borrowers of such homes-like other borrowers-have witnessed the value of the properties plummet while their mortgages either rise or keep steady. This has resulted in owning homes worth less than the mortgage and incomes not able to support this financially destructive imbalance.
FOR THE 33rd CONSECUTIVE MONTH DELINQUENCIES ON JUMBO MORTGAGES IN CA ROSE
In fact, for the 33rd consecutive month, in February, delinquencies on jumbo mortgages-mortgages from $417,000 to $729,250 and TOO large for government support-rose, according to Fitch Ratings. In addition, Fitch Ratings reports 11.6% of prime jumbo mortgages in CA ARE 60 days delinquent or more.
REAL REASONS FOR CONCERN
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DORON EGHBALI is a Partner at the Beverly Hills Offices of Law Advocate Group, LLP. He Primarily Practices Business, Real Estate and Entertainment. He Can Be Reached at: 310-651-3065. For More Information, Please, Visit: HERE.
