Alt-A and Option ARM Reset Schedule Graph from via IMF & Credit Sussie - WOW!

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Take a look at this and find cover from all the falling knifes



<img src="http://bp3.blogger.com/_pMscxxELHEg/RxzD0s_7EYI/AAAAAAAABB4/ljDSXZhMG3o/s400/IMFresets.jpg" alt="" />



<a href="http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2007/10/imf-mortgage-reset-chart.html">Link to Blog Post at Calculated Risk</a>

<a href="http://bp3.blogger.com/_pMscxxELHEg/RxzD0s_7EYI/AAAAAAAABB4/ljDSXZhMG3o/s1600-h/IMFresets.jpg">Link to Full Size Graph JPEG Picture</a>



Wow!
 
this is an old graph. you should really read through some of the threads in here discussing foreclosures and reos to get a better perspective, rather than posting up an old graph right away.
 
BTW, I know how to use the search button. I realize that for the people who use this site everyday it is something you have seen already and so have I. For the lay person who is interested in understanding when and in what quantity the resets will occur this is a helpful visual tool. I've been looking for a link to this particular graphic because of how well it illustrates the point. Many of the graphs out there are only valid for an Alt-A or Option ARM and don't show the total contribution and reschedule for each type in one spot. There are a lot more people "lurking" around here then those who post and read daily. Unless you want to have a "newbie" and "hardcore" forum for those who are advanced and established around here you will never weed out re-posted information. I feel like this is a more valid re-post than the other ones about eucalyptus trees or how much we love Irvine.
 
maple, thanks for the effort but I think LM posted a revised chart showing a chart with accelerated resets. Your chart is from October 2007.... so it might be irrelevant now.
 
It's particularly misleading for a newbie. I was fascinated by the discussion Freedom started about the acceleration of the resets due to the new and unimproved LTV ratios and that Trooper provided the link for just a few days ago to bring it all together. I'm a newbie and often confused, but I did get that point.
 
Sweet, thanks for the update. I've been lurking for weeks and this forum is like drinking from a fire hose. All of the analysis is great.
 
Actually even the accelerated resets chart is turning out to be not particularly important. People stretched so far, and prices have fallen so far, that even *before* the reset people are paying more than rent, more than they can reasonably afford, and are hopelessly underwater. So they're walking. We're seeing over half the Alt-A mortgages default before reset.
 
<em><blockquote>We?re seeing over half the Alt-A mortgages default before reset. </blockquote></em>



Who is "we" ? If this is fact, it's huge !



<em>Trooper gets up and dances a silly jig</em>
 
Doing a quick scan I couldn't find actual percentage estimates but here's a link from <a href="http://www.housingwire.com/2008/05/28/alt-a-problems-grow-while-subprime-takes-turn-for-the-worse/">Housing Wire</a> discussing astronomical default rates on 2007 and 2006 Alt-A's, long before they are due to reset. 60-day delinquencies on the 2006 vintage are up to <b>34.6%</b> with no resets to speak of. At that rate a majority of <b>loans</b> will default before reset.
 
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