Modeling Spatially Interdependent Mortgage Decisions
43 Pages Posted: 19 Sep 2011 Last revised: 29 Feb 2012
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Modeling Spatially Interdependent Mortgage Decisions
Modeling Spatially Interdependent Mortgage Decisions
Date Written: September 16, 2011
Abstract
House prices regression residuals often display spatial dependence, but historically mortgage models (which employ house prices) assume independence and use only the own borrower/loan characteristics. This manuscript uses a spatial probit model to investigate spatial dependence among the disturbances and the effect of borrower/loan characteristics from nearby properties on payment default. We find that spatial dependence in the disturbances has a large effect on model fit and that spillovers from risky mortgage characteristics have statistically significant and material effects on own payment default.
Keywords: mortgage, mortgage default, spatial probit, spillover, interdependent disturbances
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