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"… ime list. Total funds potentially going to Wells are about $3.1 billion.4. American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc., Coppell, Texas — $1.3 billionAmerican was formerly a uni …"

"… icing Inc., Coppell, Texas — $1.3 billionAmerican was formerly a unit of American Home Mortgage Investment Corp., No. 22 on the Center’s subprime list, before the compa …"

The Subprime 25

By The Center for Public Integrity

A full text list of the top 25 lending companies responsible for subprime loans

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"… *NovaStar Financial Inc.Amount of Subprime Loans: At least $16 billionAmerican Home Mortgage Investment Corp.Amount of Subprime Loans: At least $15.3 billionGreen …"