Shifting housing market snubs bad credit Homeowners with troubled credit histories are finding it harder to get mortgages or refinance homes because softening in the housing market is making lenders less likely to handle riskier loans.Commentread
Now I Have Time to Enjoy Money I worked 60-80 hours a week in the mortgage business to make six figures a year.read more...
Mortgage rates frustrate buyers (Denver Post) Mark Comerford was ready to become a homebuyer when 30-year mortgage rates dipped below 5.5 percent in late January on the heels of unusually large rate cuts by the Federal
Retirement home owner, builder fined for muddying creek Muddy water flowing off a retirement home construction site into a Bellingham creek triggered fines totaling $108,000 for the builder and the property owner.read more...
Builder confidence reaches highest level since July '06 The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index rose 2 points to 35 in January, its highest level since July of 2006, from an upwardly revised 33 in
FHA plan could help Hoosiers behind on mortgage payments (The Times of Northwest Indiana) INDIANAPOLIS - A new Federal Housing Administration program intended to reduce the nationwide rash of home-loan defaults has excited some mortgage lenders in Indiana, which has one of the nation's
Antares Investment Partners is planning to construct several sprawling estates in this Connecticut town—before lining up buyers. It’s a risky move at a time when U.S. home builders are scaling back.
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