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Pakistan and the Application of Mortgage Law


It is only when the government puts in uniform and steadfast laws and the private sector is able to provide sound financial offerings to the needy groups that this will succeed.
             In order to understand how this endeavour can be successfully undertaken and completed, the mechanisms of how a sound mortgage financing system works have to be understood. The history of the how the system has evolved in the United States can be used as a guiding light to Pakistan's evolution. .
             The weaknesses of the present situation have to be recognized and innovative solutions must be devised in order for the system to succeed. Those weaknesses which consist of inadequate laws and assurances for sound practices must be dissolved and the confidence of the mortgage financing institutions boosted. The role of the financing systems should be refined, their importance and need recognized while their need for security measures also be addressed so that they don't feel threatened by defaults. At the same time a system of checks on their practices has to be devised so that they cannot take advantage of anyone either. The use of technology and skills which are abundant in this sector should not be ignored in the formula. If the political will is there and the financing systems are open to development, the economy of the country will also profit leading to the betterment of the society at large.
             Introduction.
             Mortgage finance in the real estate and housing sector is of utmost importance in any nation's economy and has been utilized to expand the economic growth of many developed and underdeveloped countries. The real estate sector is extremely labour intensive, having backward and forward integration with many industries. Thus, investing in the real estate sector can effectively stimulate any country's overall economic potential. Financing of mortgages in the developed world is one of the prime economic stimulants as its percentage to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) exceeds about 60%, while in most developing countries, the housing loans to GDP ratios is near to 20%.


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