We show that across the entire market, the average
CLTV on new home purchase loans increased substantially in the first half of the 1990s, and the average DTI trended sharply higher starting in 1992.
We use the resulting
CLTV estimates to document the changing pattern of U.S.
CLTV is "the discounted future income stream derived from acquisition, retention, and expansion projections and their associated costs" (Gupta and Lehmann 2005).
Beginning in the 1970s, however, these leverage limits were rolled back, (254) and today's mortgage
CLTV ratios are largely unregulated.
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CLTV (current loan-to value), with the aim of realizing the effect of insufficient coverage of collaterals, in case that realty prices plunge.
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Second, they identified factors most likely to be associated with a larger probability that a subprime mortgage loan would become seriously delinquent: FICO credit score, combined LTV (
CLTV) ratio, mortgage interest rate, and house price appreciation between the period of loan origination and the loan-performance evaluation.
We consider trends over time in borrower credit scores, loan documentation, leverage (as measured by the combined loan-to-value ratio or
CLTV at origination), and other factors associated with risk, such as a loan's purpose, non-owner occupancy, and amortization schedules.