Avoid seller's agent on 'must have' house If you can't have your own agent, get a "dual agency" agreement in writing and hire a real estate attorney to protect your interests, advises Steve McLinden.read more...
2ND UPDATE: Merrill Lynch Reportedly Did Deals To Put Off Mortgage Losses (Nasdaq) NEW YORK (Dow Jones) -- Shares of Merrill Lynch & Co. fell more than 8% Friday, retreating in the face of a Wall Street Journal report that the company has
Foreclosure Figures Suggest Homeowners in for Rocky Ride Precise results vary, but companies that track foreclosure data show an increase in 2007, meaning things are getting tougher for homeowners.read more...
Working the Other Side of the Transaction Leveraging opportunities in every loan. Most mortgage loan originators do a pretty good job taking care of their borrowers.via
Stocks in U.S. Are Little Changed as Shares of Home Depot, Retailers Fall U.S. stocks were little changed as a government report that showed a drop in home building, coupled with revenue from Home Depot Inc.read more...
With CDs, don't be 'long and wrong' Right now, certificate of deposit yields are flat across all maturities, so there's little interest rate reward for locking up your money for years, says Dr. Don.read more...
(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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