Indian American pleads guilty to $33 mn mortgage fraud (The Economic Times) Indian American Vijay K Taneja, popular in the community for his mega Bollywood shows in the US, has pleaded guilty to a massive $33 million mortgage fraud, the Federal Bureau
REAL ESTATE CALENDAR Here are some events that builders and developers have scheduled locally for would-be home buyers in the coming weeks. All are free and open to the public. read more...
Palmer to Head Taylor Woodrow and Morrison Homes "Taylor Morrison's future will reflect the best practices and strategies proven successful previously by both Taylor Woodrow and Morrison Homes" Sheryl Palmer, a home-building veteran with a background in
States seeking laws to tighten regulation of mortgage brokers (San Diego Daily Transcript via Yahoo! News) Prior to 2006, only two states were without licensing laws for mortgage brokers. That soon may change, however, as Colorado and Alaska, citing concerns about mortgage fraud and predatory
Mortgage industry faces more cuts (Orlando Sentinel) As if it has not already been stressful enough for the nation's mortgage banking workers this year, some Wall Street experts are calling for more job cuts in 2008. And
IAC loses $369.9M on mortgage woes (AP via Yahoo! News) Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp reported Wednesday that it lost $369.9 million in its fourth quarter, due to higher taxes, difficulty in its mortgage referral unit and costs for proposed spinoffs
Mortgage rates fell for the first time in a month as the bond market waved goodbye to last week’s Fed rate increase and looked ahead to the June employment report.
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