Lenders Ramp Up Mortgage Ads, While Homeowners Leave Homes In this week's survey of real-estate news Open House looks at how to spot mortgage fraud, lenders who are spending more on ads to increase consumer borrowing and how one
Buyer's Market Doesn't Mean Home Deals "People buy with their gut and adjust with their wallet" A buyer's market doesn't necessarily mean the odds are stacked in the favor of someone who's looking to purchase
DAVID MYERS: Mortgage rate can't go up if lending bank is bought (Detroit Free Press) Dear David: I was lucky enough to refinance when mortgage rates bottomed out at about 5.5% last year. Now, the bank that gave me the mortgage is being purchased by
Mortgage approvals second weakest on record (Reuters.co.uk) LONDON (Reuters) - Mortgage approvals for house purchase were the second weakest on record in April and nearly 40 percent lower than at the same time last year, a survey
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Mortgage brokers would like the same loan disclosure rules as their mortgage banking counterparts, according to testimony covered by MortgageDaily.com, the dominant source of online mortgage news.
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