The recent settlement reached between the five biggest mortgage banks in the U.S. and the attorneys general of 49 states may speed up the pace of foreclosures in the short term, and leaves borrowers caught up in the housing crisis with limited options for staying in their homes, says expert Ted Gayer, co-director of the Economic Studies program.
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