Goldman Sachs mortgage head Dan Sparks quits (Market Watch) NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The head of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s mortgage department, Dan Sparks, will leave for personal reasons, a spokesperson for the investment banking giant said Friday.
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac facing reform Although houses have never been more expensive than today, home sales surged to an all-time record this summer and more than 50 million American families are expected to purchase homes
Less is more Brent Nash is an old hand at renovating west Bend's tiniest houses. The professional interior designer has redone four little rental houses over the years and sold them all for
The Information Age helps do-it-yourself detectives It's never been easier to be your own detective. Is your dream date hiding a less-than-dreamy rap sheet? Can you trust your new baby-sitter with the car keys -- or
Mortgage crisis may not subside for years (North County Journal) It may take several years before the mortgage crisis eases in places like North County, which has been especially hard hit with foreclosures.read more...
Is your mortgage-interest tax deduction safe? Tax overhaul plan due out today Chosen to find a simpler way to tax the nation, a presidential panel is set to recommend two designs that would rewrite virtually every tax law for individuals and businesses.read
Bank of America Corp. is testing a no-fee mortgage in Washington state to see whether it’s effective in bringing more customers to the bank.
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