Eager home buyers relying on unconvential mortages Homeownership in New Hampshire has reached 73 percent, fueled in part by debt-laden young people using unconventional mortgages to buy homes they might not be able to afford for long.via
Mortgage Web Site Has Admirable Goals, But Will It Save You Money? I have been spending time recently kicking the tires of a new Web site, http://www.mortgagegrader.com, which has excellent credentials. read more...
H&R Block selling mortgage business (Denver Post) H&R Block said Monday it has signed an agreement to sell its troubled mortgage-servicing business for $1.1 billion to billionaire investor Wilbur Ross. read more...
The heat is on mortgage referral schemes (Newsday) It's one of American real estate's seamier practices, and it's almost impossible for consumers to detect - kickbacks and sweetheart payoffs among realty agents, title and escrow companies, lawyers and
Mortgage brokers scramble for survival (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) Mortgage brokers who haven't fled or been forced out of the industry are in survival mode. They're coping with little or no business as the economy slows ? and they're
Mortgage rates fall for a 3rd week as economy slows (Baltimore Sun) Mortgage rates around the country dipped for a third week in a row, pushing 30-year mortgages to their lowest level since April. read
First Equity Mortgage Services is building new offices on 21st Street near Maize Road, where it will consolidate its staff. Owner Theresa Pham-Griffin said Friday that the building, at 10011 W. 21st St., will have about 6,000 square feet of space, half of which her business will occupy. She said she’s seeking a tenant to lease the rest of the space.
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