Experts split on rate rise "We expect the Bank of England to lift interest rates to 5.5% by May at the latest as a precautionary measure aimed at containing medium-term inflation risks and we would
Renton house tells the story of a family's years in Africa A set of decorative camels from Somalia, made from a type of soft stone called meerschaum, rests on the mantle in the Madanys' Renton family room.Commentread more...
Picking up bad vibrations? Gripe to condo board first Choose the easiest and cheapest route before suing anyone for failure to disclose the overhead gym, advises Real Estate Adviser Steve McLinden.read more...
Mortgage demand drops to four-month low (USA Today) Mortgage applications fell for a second straight week as interest rates remained near recent highs, an industry group said Wednesday.read more...
House members press for licensing, new regulations for mortgage originators (Sharewatch) WASHINGTON (Thomson Financial) - Key members of the House introduced legislation today that would require all mortgage originators to be licensed at the state or federal level, and take a
Investing: Asia investors support U.S. mortgage bonds (International Herald Tribune) Freddie Mac, one of the largest sources of money for U.S.read more...
CHICAGO (MarketWatch)—In the wake of E-Trade’s announcement that it’s exiting the wholesale-mortgage biz and slicing its earnings forecast for this year, it would seem appropriate to revisit my piece on the company from a little over a month ago headlined, “How E-Trade mortgages its past and future.”
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