Boom Going Bust The Balduccis put their 1951 colonial on the market in early May. They held seven open houses, drawing 10 or so potential buyers, but they still had not gotten a
BP dealers confused Operators of Colorado BP service stations left a meeting Wednesday with few answers to their questions about BP's plan to exit the Colorado market.via
Habitat store boasts do-it-yourself deals "Doing this helps pay the overhead and we still have money left over to build new homes" Habitat for Humanity ReStore manager Rick Miller was a volunteer at the
Genworth Is Considering Spinoff of Mortgage Insurer (Update1) (Bloomberg) Sept. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Genworth Financial Inc. , the insurer once owned by General Electric Co., is considering a spinoff of its U.S. mortgage insurance business amid the housing slump.
Finally, mortgage rates fall (Bankrate.com) Just when mortgage rates finally fell, fewer homeowners applied to refinance their home loans. Yes, 30-year fixed mortgage rates fell for the first time since August. They had either risen
Harland Reports Strong First-Quarter Results John H. Harland Company today reported strong results for the first quarter of 2005.via
If you’re a homeowner, the recent drop in interest rates has opened up the possibility of big savings on your monthly payments.
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