Lawsuits against boy band impresario grow to $130 million Claims against boy band impresario Lou Pearlman have grown to more than $130 million through a spate of lawsuits by creditors and investors related to his business interests that range
For Home Sellers, January Brought a Chill January wasn't a particularly good month to sell a home in Loudoun County, according to new real estate data. read more...
Should You Insure That Mortgage? (The Motley Fool) You've got a darling family, and now you even have a brand new home! With a brand new mortgage to boot, of course.read more...
Ex-Mendham investor sentenced in mortgage scam (Daily Record) NEWARK -- A real-estate investor formerly from Mendham was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for conspiring with others to commit mortgage fraud.read more...
New Consumer Research Study: American Homeowners Are Not Debt Junkies American homeowners are more conservative in their mortgage debt management -- and are hardly the credit junkies they are sometimes portrayed to be in the media -- according to new
National City 1st-Qtr Profit Falls on Mortgage Fees (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) U.S. April 19 (Bloomberg) -- National City Corp., Ohio's biggest bank by assets, said first-quarter profit fell 32 percent as mortgage fees dropped and the company set aside money to
Morgan Stanley said Tuesday it is cutting about 600 jobs and consolidating its mortgage businesses, after a credit crisis upended the home loan industry this summer and forced other investment banks into … via Casper Star-Tribune
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