Your home: 5 moves for 2006 (CNN Money) Move No. 1: Lock in a fixed-rate mortgage.read more...
Housing spins off an IPO (Reg Req'd) Builders FirstSource, the Dallas-based lumber supplier to the red-hot home building industry, will go on sale to the public this week in an offering that could spark the company's next
Mortgage industry fears foreclosure moratorium (BizJournals) Arizona economists and the mortgage industry bemoan the push for foreclosure moratoriums, claiming the free market should sort things out.read more...
Home remodeler to face charges in Westmoreland A home-improvement contractor accused of bilking Westmoreland County residents out of almost $19,000 for home repairs he failed to perform is scheduled to appear this morning before North Huntingdon Township
Governor Carcieri to sign tax lien bills Governor Carcieri will officially sign two bills this afternoon benefiting homeowners who owe back taxes.read more...
Govt OK sought for top pay at mortgage giants (AP via Yahoo! News) Congress wants to require executives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to have their pay packages approved by the government as part of a bill to throw a federal
CHICAGO (MarketWatch)—Those who anticipate getting a mortgage or refinancing one anytime soon listen up: Fixed mortgage rates aren’t expected to spike dramatically in the next few years, according to a forecast released Tuesday.
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