12 indicted in mortgage-loan scam that defrauded lenders A dozen people have been indicted in a mortgage-loan scam stretching from Arizona to California that defrauded lenders out of $8 million, authorities said. via North County Times read
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Search for the quick sale turns dream into reality "Sell your home in LESS THAN 10 DAYS," billboards urge in low-income and transitional neighborhoods.read more...
LandAmerica's eZNetClose(SM) Offers Mortgage Lenders and Borrowers Remote E-Signings for Online Closings (SYS-CON Media) LandAmerica Financial Group, Inc. , a leading provider of real estate transaction services, announces that its LandAmerica OneStop(R) subsidiary has introduced LandAmerica's eZNetClose. LandAmerica's eZNetClose is an internet-based remote closing
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(AFX UK Focus) 2005-11-16 12:15 GMT: Weekly applications for mortgage refinancings drop on rates (Interactive Investor) WASHINGTON (AFX) -- The volume of mortgage applications slipped 0.6% in the week ended Nov. 11 compared to the prior week, data compiled by the Mortgage Bankers Association show.read more...
If you’re learning about mortgages, you’ll hear the term “points” a lot. A “point” is 1% of the value of the mortgage loan. So, if your mortgage is $150,000, one point is $1,500. When someone takes out a mortgage, “points” are often involved. Typically, these are “origination” and “discount” points.
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