Bigger Bids Aren't Always Better Bids Bidding wars among would-be home buyers, once a rarity, seem to have become almost routine this frenzied spring. But even now, it's not all about money, money, money. ·
Mortgage Firms Cool to Principal-Cut Plan A major provision of the housing-market legislation passed by the House Thursday might not help as many borrowers as some expect, trade groups that represent mortgage companies say.read more...
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Mortgage lending falls again in June (ShareCast via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance) Fewer mortgages were again issued last month as the credit crunch continues to hit lenders, latest figures from the the Council of Mortgage Lenders indicate.read more...
Mortgage brokerage pulls vanishing act (NorthJersey.com) They drove brand new luxury cars and were rarely seen without their staple accessories: cigarettes and cellphone earpieces. But the men behind AMG Mortgage suddenly vanished one weekend in early
FBI: Mortgage Fraud Investigated In Twin Cities (WCCO Minneapolis/St. Paul) Federal investigators are looking into an apparent rash of mortgage fraud in the Twin Cities. The probe comes in response to reports of unusual real estate transactions in north Minneapolis
Rates on 30-year mortgages rose for a third straight week as investors viewed improving economic reports as a sign that the Federal Reserve will not quickly cut interest rates.
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