Subprime mortgage problems may spread to 'Alt-A' loans (Market Watch) SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Problems in the subprime mortgage business may be spreading to other parts of the home loan market.
Local mortgage rates rise to 6.01% (Cincinnati Enquirer) Mortgage rates in the region have jumped to the highest level in nearly six months, making it harder for consumers to buy homes, which could slow down the red-hot home
Columbia mortgage firm bought by Hilton Head bank (The State) Columbia-based Homeowners Mortgage Enterprises is being purchased by privately held CoastalStates Bank.read more...
First-time home seller blogs about learning the ropes "Still, it seemed as if there were more avenues that could have been utilized to promote our home besides the MLS, paper listings and the sign in front of our
Taking the LEED Taking the LEED by John Fulmer We have a couple of items for April. One is an information update from a previous column.via
Administration OKs new way to help mortgage market (San Francisco Chronicle) The Bush administration and federal banking regulators joined with the nation's four largest banks Monday to endorse a new way to pump money into the battered U.S. mortgage market. Treasury
(ARA) – Fixed rate. Adjustable rate. Interest Only. Flex. All of the different types of home loans that are available these days can puzzle many homebuyers. But, say mortgage experts, virtually every home loan is one of two types: a fixed rate loan or an adjustable rate loan.
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