Bigger Bids Aren't Always Better Bids Bidding wars among would-be home buyers, once a rarity, seem to have become almost routine this frenzied spring. But even now, it's not all about money, money, money. ·
Lawmaker sets credit, mortgage hearing September 5 (Reuters via Yahoo! News) The U.S. House Financial Services Committee asked the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury Department to testify at a hearing on September 5 that will examine the current crises
Surging mortgage fraud raises concerns about defaults (Madera Tribune) LOS ANGELES - Mortgage fraud surged in Southern California as borrowers overstated income, exaggerated assets and hid debts to qualify for expensive mortgages, authorities and industry observers said.read more...
Home prices pushes more buyers to 40-yr loans Sky-high prices are not preventing cash-strapped consumers from getting the house of their dreams now that lenders are letting them drag out the term of their mortgages to 40 years.read
After the goldrush Has the condo bubble burst? Depends on whom you ask For the past several years, the stars have been aligned for Downtown development: low interest rates and a high housing
An Escape Ladder WHAT IT IS: A portable ladder that hooks over a window sill, providing a safer means of escape from a fire in a multistory home. Such ladders store under
A 40-year-old Allentown man died Wednesday after falling three stories in a construction accident at Lehigh Riverport, a $30 million Ashley Development Corp.
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