Stocks cut down by mortgage woes (CNN Money) Stocks sold off Friday, continuing steep losses for the week, as Wachovia and the government-backed Fannie Mae became the latest victims hit by the fallout in the mortgage sector.read more...
U.S. mortgage rates show little change (UPI) U.S. mortgage rates, buffeted by mixed economic signals, were basically flat this week, the Freddie Mac market survey said Thursday.read more...
Anworth Mortgage Asset Corporation Announces Over-Allotment Exercise of 2.145 Million Shares (wallstreet:online AG) Anworth Mortgage Asset Corporation (NYSE: ANH) announced today that, on January 25, 2008, the underwritersread more...
Cul-De-Sacs And Chums In Blooms Crossing Sharon Corbin and Patricia Reis moved to the Manassas Park community of Blooms Crossing in 1997 because they wanted camaraderie without a smorgasbord of recreational facilities they would never use.read
San Francisco Area Foreclosure activity hits highest level in two years The San Francisco Chronicle reports: Foreclosure activity across the Bay Area and California ticked up to its highest level in two years in the first quarter as the pace of
Mortgage company's $1.8 billion sale falters (Seattle Times) In another sign that troubles within the mortgage industry will continue into 2008, one of the largest originators of residential-home loans...read more...
NEW YORK (AP)—Bad mortgage debt may cost banks as much as $400 billion by the time the credit crisis has run its course, a widely tracked Wall Street analyst wrote in a research report Monday.
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