Propose at least two proposals to minimize these concerns.
One of the primary reasons that so many home loans were issued in recent years to individuals who were not sufficiently creditworthy to be able to make timely payments on those loans is that there was an ongoing condition of asymmetric information. The individuals seeking the loans had much more information than the loan officers; in many cases they knew that they could not reasonably meet the conditions of the loan.
The hourly loan officers in many cases could probably have been able to determine that the individual was unlikely to be able to service the loan. However, these hourly loan officers were being rewarded for making loans and they had no real personal investment in whether or not the loan conditions were honored. They were only the agents of those who were assuming any real risk.
One possible solution for this problem is to make the loan officers' pay directly contingent on whether the mortgage holder continued to make payments for a specific period of time. Another, slightly less drastic tactic, would be to pay loan officers a flat salary so that they would be fairly compensated for their expertise regardless of how many loans they made. This would be the difference between a salesperson in a store selling on commission or being paid a salary: In both cases the person who is paid a flat rate can be assumed...
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