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flvegan

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5. Why is that a "big and risky mortgage" for Paris Hilton?
Wed Sep 3, 2025, 12:54 AM
Sep 2025

5.25% seems about right because someone worth $300 million or whatever, with significant income, isn't really a risk. That's what credit is, risk. What's the downside for the lender? Paris Hilton isn't going into foreclosure, it would be hell for her "brand" which has a ton of value and the Hilton name likely wouldn't stand for it. If the house isn't worth as much, they go after her for deficiency (depending on the state laws).

As much as it pains me to say it, she's smart for taking the loan. If she's wisely invested, she's making a shit ton more than 5.25% on her portfolio. Use their money.

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I'm curious, Abolishinist Sep 2025 #1
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I see. So there are NO Abolishinist Sep 2025 #6
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How does the Daily Mail know the lending terms? newdeal2 Sep 2025 #3
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Why is that a "big and risky mortgage" for Paris Hilton? flvegan Sep 2025 #5
Remember the old phrase fujiyamasan Sep 2025 #8
My Experience has been a little Different PBC_Democrat Sep 2025 #9
Yes, my lender isn't even based here fujiyamasan Sep 2025 #10
Informative article Johnny2X2X Sep 2025 #11
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