First, stable access to mortgage credit is important for households and the economy.

First American also focused heavily on its mortgage credit reporting business.

The giving of mortgage credit is therefore still carried out on a largely national, or indeed local, basis.

We also believe that - in relation to mortgage credit, for example - evaluation is needed.

This trend has limited the mortgage credit that is available to homeowners.

We are not against the idea of extending the 1987 directive to mortgage credit also.

It's harder to get mortgage credit, and you can typically borrow only 50 percent of the purchase price.

The last major round of reform took place in 1989, among others authorizing commercial banks to own mortgage credit institutions.

That could block long-term access to mortgage credit.

So a reformed housing finance system should ensure broad access to mortgage credit and capital markets.

In the United States, meanwhile, mortgage credit flows like milk and honey.

In Denmark, for example, mortgage institutions issue bonds to the entire value of the mortgage credit.

Both instances were intended to extend mortgage credit to those who could not afford to repay the loans.

We expect mortgage credit losses to remain elevated.

One of the core elements of this strategy is our ongoing initiative on mortgage credit.

Government insurance programs are a cornerstone of the nation's mortgage market, helping to keep mortgage credit available and interest rates down.

Access to mortgage credit is essential to the long-term health of the housing stock and the quality of living conditions for its tenants.

In any case, though, the further integration of the EU's mortgage credit market would be beneficial not only to consumers but also to the economy.

Mortgage credit is inseparably connected with security and application procedures, which differ greatly between different countries.

They play an important part in mortgage credit and professional (i.e. farming) credit.

He and others are also pushing the building sector, because for the first time in decades mortgage credit is becoming available to middle-income Argentines.

The hot market for housing sales and mortgage refinancing means that jobs related to providing mortgage credit are growing.

When production starts in the big government general factories built with the mortgage credit, the companies I've invested in will get the subcontracts.

Government's involvement provides certainty in the value of the guarantee and can promote a stable supply of mortgage credit.

The law applicable to mortgage credit contracts should be addressed, with the revision of the 1980 Rome Convention.