Mortgages with Mom and Dad (Reg Req’d)
By JIM BUCHTA Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune May 15, 2005 With a 6 3 4 percent interest rate on his 30-year mortgage, Mitchell Weers of Rosemount thought he had a pretty decent rate.
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