Falling mortgage rates ignite area home sales (The Indianapolis Star) Economic experts are puzzled by decline, while buyers and those refinancing are gleeful. Even Alan Greenspan doesn't get it.via
Credit scores rule the roost How's your score? * The credit score scale runs from 300 to 850. The vast majority of people score between 600 and 800.read more...
home construction falls The Commerce Department reported today that construction of new homes dropped by 7.8 percent in March.read more...
Mortgage fraud soared last year (The Kansas City Star) Mortgage fraud passed $4 billion in 2007, a dramatic increase from $1.6 billion in 2006, according to a report by MortgageDaily.com.read more...
Reversing fortunes: Retirees expand lifestyles with mortgage option (The Record Searchlight) Reverse mortgages have been a popular tool for cash-strapped retirees, but wealthier folks are finding ways to use them, too. With a mansion worth $21 million, a wealthy retiree near
Mortgage of the Week (Mortgage Introducer) The Nationwide Building Society is offering a two year fixed rate deal at a rate of 4.65%, reverting to the standard variable rate for the remaining term of the mortgage,
Question: I recently was able to pay off my house a few years early (yippee!). I received the final notice from the mortgage company, complete with Snohomish County stamps indicating that they had recorded the payoff. I checked with Snohomish County records to make absolutely sure that the payoff was recorded. (It was.) Is there anyone else who should be notified or checked with to make sure that
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