The Mortgage Crisis | Lenders offer ?lifeline? (The State) WASHINGTON ? Six major lenders, worried about the deepening mortgage crisis, said Tuesday they would grant a 30-day freeze on many foreclosures in order to consider delinquent borrowers?
Freddie, Fannie Mortgage Portfolio Growth Rate Slows (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) Aug. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae bought home loans and mortgage securities at a slower pace last month as a combined $14.9 billion in net losses in
Mortgage rate flat on Fed day The investors who are key to the direction of mortgage rates were digesting what the Fed said, so mortgage rates were flat or slightly up in Bankrate's weekly survey.read more...
Single-women buyers drive housing trends Single women are making themselves at home as a powerful force in the housing market: They are now the second largest group of homebuyers behind married couples.via
DecisionRealEstate.com Applauds South Carolina's to Reverse Its Stance on Consumer Incentives Residents of South Carolina now entitled to valuable consumer incentives and rebates when using a licensed real estate brokerage to buy or sell a home RISMEDIA, July 14, 2006- RealEstate.com
Mortgage giant rescue could cost $25b (AP via Yahoo! News) A federal rescue of troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could cost taxpayers as much as $25 billion, Congress' top budget analyst said Tuesday.read more...
Posted Jan 2nd 2006 3:06PM by Christi Lundquist The question of whether or not there’s a housing bubble keeps popping up, but whether or not the rumors are true, there are some strange things going on out …
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