By Patrice Hill
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
April 6, 2006

State regulators are moving to curb abusive tactics and loose standards used by some mortgage lenders offering unconventional loans with interest-only and multiple-payment options.
    An estimated 10 percent of the U.S. population, or 30 million people, are at risk of falling into financial trouble because they used such easy-money loans with no down payments to buy houses, leaving them with little or no equity in their homes and vulnerable to sharply ...   more »