Mortgage industry reloads as subprime misery lingers
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NEW YORK - Angelo Mozilo, the butcher&#39;s son who  built Countrywide Financial Corp. into the largest mortgage  lender in the United States, was in no mood for soul-searching  over the subprime home crisis.
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In the wake of the subprime mortgage meltdown, traditional financial institutions have tightened up on who gets to borrow money. But some people are still finding ways to borrow what they need, thanks to another area of lending that is booming.
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Mortgage products aren't the problem. Borrowers are.
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Global credit squeeze undermining private sector sale of mortgage lender
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U.S. financial markets were rattled by  news on Tuesday that late payments on U.S. mortgages had  reached their highest level in 3-1/2 years, while regulators  began a probe of subprime mortgage lending and called for  legislation.
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Even borrowers with strong credit are feeling the pinch as home values fall and payments rise. Tuesday, several banks are expected to offer assistance to ease the burden.
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For investors who watched the technology bubble burst, the problems in the mortgage securities market have a familiar ring.
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Business & money: Credit crunch and housing woes blamed for gloom as businesses begin lobbying for interest rate cut
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Fresh troubles in the subprime segment of the US housing market have ignited fears of contagion that could affect the financial sector and possibly the broader economy, analysts say.
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It started with subprime mortgages. Now owners of McMansions are defaulting, and the effects of the housing bust are beginning to ripple through the economy.
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Troubles in mortgageland may get  worse before they get better, especially for the so-called  &quot;subprime&quot; borrowers whose spotty credit histories put them  into more costly loans.
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As the U.S. mortgage crisis forces more properties into foreclosure, even renters are feeling the pain.
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H&R Block looks to put its subprime woes behind it.
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With no change in rates expected this week, investors may focus instead on subprime mortgages, where rates have been changing for the worse.
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The problems of subprime loans hint at broader risks in financial markets.
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Investors, frightened by the prospect of a new subprime mortgage crisis that could dwarf the write-downs of the last few months, sent markets lower.
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Troubles in mortgageland may get worse before they get better, especially for the so-called "subprime" borrowers whose spotty credit histories put them into more costly loans.