Credit crunch forces evicted family of four to live in a car A desperate family with a baby on the way are living in their car after their home was repossessed because they couldn't afford rocketing mortgage repayments.read more...
Sometimes, It's the Agent Who Wants to Break Up Q In a recent column about listing agreements, you wrote that you never advise sellers to sign an agreement longer than 90 days. This poses a problem for me.
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Klem Kadiddlehopper slept here When a real estate broker tries to sell a house, it helps if the broker can tell a prospective buyer that the compound once belonged to Frank Sinatra.read more...
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First Horizon sells mortgage business to MetLife First Horizon National Corp. subsidiary First Tennessee Bank National Association is selling a portion of its residential mortgage origination and servicing business to MetLife Bank N.A., a subsidiary of ...read
Correction: Borrowing Trouble (New York Times) An article last Sunday about a class-action lawsuit over mortgage lending practices referred incorrectly to the loan-to-value ratio that is considered prudent for mortgages. It is a maximum of 80
Semms that race does matter when it comes to subprime mortgage interest rates. Acording to an article in last week’s New York Times , a recent study by an advocacy group revealed that Latino and Black home …
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