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“If what you get in your mailbox is a certain set of lenders all the time, then those are the lenders you think about going to”
An analysis of federal mortgage data has shown that Black Atlantans were the most likely minority group to end up with a subprime mortgage making them more vulnerable in the current loan crisis.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported on Sunday that nearly half of blacks who bought a house in 2005 or 2006 did so with the high-interest mortgages, compared with 13 percent of white home buyers.
This was the case across income groups, as 41 percent of black home buyers making more than $100,000 a year got a subprime mortgage, compared with 7 percent of whites making the same amount.
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