July 2, 2007 - Extent of Lending Pullback Damage for Housing Unclear "Subprime mortgage problems are concentrated among borrowers who don't have fixed-rate mortgages" Extent of Lending Pullback Damage for Housing Unclear The ripple effects of recent problems in the subprime
Second-quarter growth put at 2.9% More from Money & Business The American economy grew at a 2.9 percent annual rate in the second quarter of this year, the U.S. Commerce Department reported this morning.read more...
Mortgage group adds Salem broker (Salem Statesman Journal) Jason Leon has joined Professional Mortgage Corp. as a mortgage broker. Leon lives in Salem, attended Oregon State University and is an infantry veteran of the Iraq war.read more...
Gulfside Mortgage adds six to staff (The Herald-Tribune) Adriana Adamcyk, Jean Bruder, Gina Holbrook, Michael Kniceley, Lee Kotwicki and Hollie Taylor have joined Venice's Gulfside Mortgage Services Inc.read more...
Daily Home to build new headquarters Within days, The Daily Home is expected to begin construction on a new office building for its Talladega headquarters.read more...
Mortgage scams hit home amid real estate crunch (The Virginian-Pilot) NORFOLK Ping Zhang and Beatrice Harris have never met. The arcs of their lives are a world apart. But they have one thing in common: Both wish they had never
While you may not consider yourself an “investor” in the Wall Street sense of the word, if you own your own home you already have a stake in what is widely considered one of your best investments.
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