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two types of mortgage securities make up the securitization process, according to Brigham and Ehrhardt (2018). Mortgage pass-through securities are direct participation in the receivables of a specific pool. Pass-through security owners receive monthly payments with a proportional share of the pools interest and principal payments. Pass-through securities do not have a defined maturity date, as principal payments are received with each monthly payment. Collateralized mortgage obligations--CMOs--are mortgage securities where the mortgage pool is carved into separate sections or tranches. Each tranche can have its maturity date, interest rate, and credit rating. Senior tranches are safer than subordinate tranches. Governmental agencies only issue pass-through mortgage securities, and private mortgage securitization companies put CMO programs together. the depression in housing prices and loan rejection rates could have contributed to the housing market crash. Still, the underlining issues led to this crisis and the dramatic collapse of the securitization market. How do you hold the government accountable for the housing markets failure, and how can this be prevented in the future?

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