______________ is frequent refinancing that do not benefit the borrower. This practice can result in borrower injury from the fees imposed and from the fact that it decreases home equity and increases the consumer's debt burden, thus increasing the chance of foreclosure.

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Loan flipping is the frequent refinancing of a mortgage that does not benefit the borrower, often done to generate fees for the lender. This practice can be harmful to the borrower as it can result in increased debt burden, decreased home equity, and higher risk of foreclosure. Securitization and subprime loans are related but do not specifically refer to the practice of loan flipping.

______________ Is Frequent Refinancing That Do Not Benefit the Borrower