I recently wrote that San Diego&039;s more upscale housing sub-markets aren&039;t out of the woods just yet. One of my arguments concerned the behavior of the region&039;s more creditworthy borrowers: it&039;s not that they stayed away from risky loans during the boom, just that the types of loans they tended to get took longer to reset than the subprime loans that are currently blowing up all over the county&039;s less expensive neighborhoods.For a visual I point you [...]
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[Source: The Money Blogs]
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