Closing loophole or raising a tax? Spitzer's $449 million gamble An emerging conflict in Gov. Eliot Spitzer's proposed state budget is over $449 million he wants to recover by closing corporate loopholes, but which opponents call a veiled business tax
Detroit among markets facing stricter mortgage insurer rules (Detroit Free Press) MILWAUKEE ? The nation's leading mortgage insurer, MGIC Investment Corp., plans to limit its exposure to weaker housing markets by demanding higher credit scores and larger down payments.read more...
U.S. Stocks Rise on Gain in Mortgage Applications; Pulte Climbs (Bloomberg.com) Aug. 8 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose for a third day, led by banks and homebuilders, after mortgage applications gained the most since January. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the largest
Housing market cools down Ah, the good old days. The days when real estate agents took multiple offers along with them when they went to people's homes to take their listings.read more...
Mortgage Co. ResCap to Cut 1,000 Jobs (AP via Yahoo! Finance) In the second major job cut this year, Residential Capital LLC announced it would eliminate 1,000 jobs due to the "deterioration of the subprime mortgage market."read more...
Changes to Growth Plan on County Officials' Agenda BARTOW | The possibility that a ballot initiative called Florida Hometown Democracy will be on the November 2008 ballot is in the back of county commissioners' minds as they prepare
The formation of IMLA began last year in recognition of the need for an independent, non-aligned body to lead in the educational process regarding opportunities and appropriate methods of originating …
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