Public Debt Limit Enters Housing Debate House Democrats negotiating a rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac said they wouldn't exempt the proposal from the annual debt limit, a move designed to quell lawmakers' concerns that
Foreign Buyers Gobbling Up American Homes If a nearby home has sold in your neighborhood recently, there's a decent chance the new owner is from abroad. via WISN.com read more...
1:07 pm | Wachovia sells mortgage servicing unit (Miami Herald) London-based Barclays Bank PLC on Thursday said it was buying a mortgage servicing business from Charlotte-based Wachovia Corp. for $469 million.read more...
Mortgage crunch keeps brokers from conference (The Tennessean) With its industry reeling from a credit crisis that's put tens of thousands of people out of work and some companies out of business, the Tennessee Association of Mortgage Brokers
Scouts' debt to cost their members Struggling to get out from under more than $1 million in debt, the Monmouth Council, Boy Scouts of America, will soon begin to charge each of its Scouts a $52
UMass study finds growing disparities in state's housing market Blacks, Latinos and Asians in Massachusetts are having a tougher time than whites in juggling housing costs with other everyday expenses, according to a University of Massachusetts study that seeks
I am pleased to be here today to chair the Federal Reserve Board’s public hearing under the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act (HOEPA). The hearing will focus specifically on how the Board might use its rulemaking authority under HOEPA to address concerns about abusive mortgage lending practices.
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