Forecast on homes hurts Dow TOM WALKER A major home builder's warning of weakness in next year's housing market chilled Wall Street on Tuesday, halting the stock market's latest winning streak at four sessions.read more...
Water worlds A waterfall cascades over Toni Brock's hand. Although it appears to spill out from the hot tub, it's actually recirculating pool water.Underwater stools, right, allow the Brocks to stay cool
GMAC Mortgage Offers Special Mortgage Services to US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Members and Employees (HispanicBusiness.com) Horsham, PA--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--November 9, 2005--GMAC Mortgage Corporation and the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) recently announced a unique mortgage services program designed to reduce home financing costs
Homeward Angels As she lazily opens her eyes each morning and gazes up at her turreted ceiling, Zan Nix of Ashland is greeted by winged cherubs helping a filmily clad male and
Lakeland Realtors Put On the Dog to Purchase Police K-9s Raising money to help local law enforcement K-9 units has a been long-standing tradition for the Lakeland Association of Realtors. Lars, the association's first dog donated to the Lakeland Police
Local Home Mortgage Business Increases Leads and Revenue by 100% - Cody Belitz of MorNorth Mortgage Shares his Business (PR Web) The MorNorth Mortgage office of Sioux Falls, SD processes at least one loan application per day, and approximately thirty applications per month. This is a 100% increase in applications since
Shifting course, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson planned to tell Congress that the Bush administration would consider allowing the big mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to temporarily buy, bundle and sell as securities loans exceeding $417,000.
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