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Issue of March 12, 2007 |     |
 Risky Business It’s no secret that the number of foreclosure filings has skyrocketed in Massachusetts over the course of the last year. While there are many factors, an increase in subprime lending – mortgages that appeal to consumers with poor credit but charge high interest rates and fees – has many residents, including Gov. Deval Patrick, pointing fingers at the mortgage industry. Subscribers, click here to read entire story | Click here to purchase a subscription
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