Mortgage bankers go back to basics (The Post-Standard) Mortgage bankers are eagerly going back to basics before Congress makes them. At the annual convention of the Mortgage Bankers Association, or MBA, the most oft-spoken phrase was "back to
Hawaii mortgage rates: 5.75% (BizJournals) Most Hawaii mortgage lenders are quoting 5.75 percent this week for a regular 30-year fixed-rate home loan, the Honolulu Board of Realtors reported Friday.read more...
Maine supreme court rejects mortgage foreclosure by Camden bank (Camden Herald) CAMDEN ? A mortgage foreclosure by the Union Trust Company, now part of Camden National Bank, has been thrown out by the Maine Supreme Court, which has ruled that the
Weeding Out The Invaders Gardeners are feeling pressure to rid their properties of non-native plants.read more...
Credit Suisse retrenches home-builder ratings Credit Suisse analysts on Tuesday cut their rating on shares of one home builder and upgraded two others while voicing concerns that volume gains might not be able to outpace
Mortgage failures could hurt economy (The Charlotte Observer) When Domenico Colombo saw that his monthly mortgage payment was about to balloon by 30 percent, he had realized how bad it could get. His payment was scheduled to surge
UniCredito Italiano SpA, Italy’s second-largest bank by assets, may buy Germany’s HVB Group in what would be Europe’s biggest-ever cross-border banking takeover, said people familiar with the situation.
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