My home's value has fallen sharply. Should I default on the mortgage? (The Indianapolis Star) Perhaps you owe more on your mortgage than the declining value of your home. Or maybe you had a setback and can't afford your payments anymore. The temptation to walk
Bernanke: Banks still key in lending "Nevertheless, nonbank lenders have become increasingly important in many credit markets, and relatively few borrowers are restricted to banks as sources of credit" Banks play an important, though perhaps
Before There's Smoke, Check Your Insurance Policy Sometimes, we need a painful experience to prod us into doing what we should have done in the first place. read more...
Take advantage of home-improvement trends HE LATEST REPORT from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University describes remodeling as a market in transition. via Contractor read more...
New Jersey Enters Multi-State Settlement Agreement with Ameriquest Mortgage; TRENTON - New Jersey has entered into a multi-state settlement agreement with Ameriquest Mortgage Company, the nation's largest sub-prime lender, under which Ameriquest will pay $295 million in restitution to
Half-priced home a wealth of goodwill When an 80-year-old modest bungalow hits the market next month, no "For Sale" sign will be necessary.via
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