- Definition: Sub-Prime Mortgage
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A subprime mortgage is typically a loan made to borrowers with imperfect or blemished credit histories. The typical FICO score of a subprime borrower ranges from 500 to 620. These borrowers typically use alternative documentation to prove income and pay histories on existing debt obligations that might otherwise prevent them from receiving a conventional loan.
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