Fed interest rate cuts prove calming to sub-prime mortgage resets (Los Angeles Times) Home loan payments are going up modestly -- by just 1% on average in March, a study shows. The great mortgage reset of 2008 isn't turning out
Developers learn cost-effective green construction on the job "One of the key ways affordable housing can go green is to do things that make common sense" On five acres in Northeast Portland, school is in session. No
Westpac raises mortgage rates again (AAP via Yahoo!7 News) Westpac Banking Corp has become the third bank in less than a week to raise its variable mortgage rates independently of the central bank.read more...
Costs hitting home Recent mortgage rate moves have pushed financing costs to the highest point in four years.read more...
Comparing bank yields and safety ratings If the accounts are FDIC insured, it's a matter of convenience, says Dr. Don.read more...
Australia 'can expect more' sub-prime mortgage fall out (The New Zealand Herald) The sub-prime mortgage shakeout was not over, with further losses expected to be revealed at the end of this month, says the head of Australia's biggest bank.read more...
Let me start out this column by warning you I am not a lawyer and I am not trying to offer legal advice or counsel. After reading this column if you have questions I suggest you contact your homeowner association lawyer or a lawyer on your own.
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