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Foreclosures and Their Costs: Could They Have Been Avoided? The Case of California during the Mortgage Crisis

Mejda Bahlous-Boldi
The Journal of Structured Finance Summer 2020, jsf.2020.1.102; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jsf.2020.1.102
Mejda Bahlous-Boldi
is an associate professor of finance at RIT (Dubai Campus) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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jsf.2020.1.102
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    • LITERATURE REVIEW
    • FORECLOSURE COSTS: THE CASE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DURING THE MORTGAGE CRISIS
    • WINNERS AND LOSERS FROM MORTGAGE DEFAULTS: THE BOOMERANG EFFECT OF PREDATORY LENDING
    • FORECLOSURES LEAD TO SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNTS DURING CRISIS PERIODS
    • THE COSTS OF FORECLOSURES: COULD THEY HAVE BEEN AVOIDED?
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