Judge Lectures Countrywide but Decides Not to Punish It in Texas Mortgage Case (New York Times) HOUSTON (Bloomberg News) The Countrywide Financial Corporation, the largest American mortgage lender, did not show ?bad faith? in the handling of a Texas homeowner?s mortgage and will not be sanctioned
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Madeleine Brand talks to Bob Moon of Marketplace about news that mortgage rates have reached a four-month high. The rise in rates is driving down applications for home mortgages, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association, and economists are seeing home sales and construction edging off their peaks.
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