Mortgage crisis expected to cost Bay Area $5.4 billion next year (San Francisco Chronicle) The subprime mortgage fiasco stands to cost the Bay Area economy more than $5.4 billion next year, according to the latest report intending to put a dollar figure on the
Shares of most mortgage lenders rise (CNN Money) Accredited Home draws takeover offer but fights for higher price; Thornburg Mortgage closes two deals allowing it to resume financing home loans.read more...
The Real Estate Adviser: Condo or house? What's best for you? Condo units sometimes appreciate faster than single-family homes, but that's just one factor to consider when deciding between the two, says Steve McLinden.via
Financing a new home plus improvements You have several options, and they cost about the same, says Dr. Don.read more...
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Thousands of home-buyers face the threat of having their mortgage offers snatched away days before moving in, legal experts warned last night.
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