In the early 2000s,lenders began issuing mortgage loans to people who would normally not be qualified to take out loans because they did not meet lending standards.Those borrowers are known as

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The term "subprime borrowers" refers to individuals who do not meet the typical lending standards, such as having a low credit score or a history of defaults. These borrowers may be seen as higher risk and are often charged higher interest rates or fees. The practice of issuing mortgages to subprime borrowers was a contributing factor to the housing crisis of the late 2000s.

In the Early 2000s,lenders Began Issuing Mortgage Loans to People