
The housing loans crisis was just one cog in the wheel of recession that emptied the pockets of the public. Almost one in four people owe more on their mortgage than the value of the house itself but the situation will change by 2012.
According to Barbara Desoer, President of Bank of America's housing loans unit, the USA has faced such situations before and they will overcome. The housing loans crisis is set to get worse as the prices of homes are set to fall another 3% this year.
Desoer, in her role as the President, oversees almost 7 million housing loans which account for one of every five mortgages from the USA. Since the time the recession started the median house prices throughout the nation suffered massive losses. The housing loans sector is still recovering as the lenders issued 56,600 notices of default in the second quarter of 2011 itself. Many homeowners are late on their mortgage payments and 42,500 houses were foreclosed.
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