Mortgage lending slows again (Daily Telegraph)
Costly mortgages are set to repel growing numbers of buyers from the housing market as the slowdown continues, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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IHOP Makes Bid for Applebee's IHOP's CEO Julia Stewart has been making bold moves to revitalize the 45-year-old chain best known for its breakfast fare and blue-tiled roofs. With a $1.9 billion bid for the
Moving Out Moving Out A new study concludes the cheaper cost of housing in the outer suburbs is offset by the higher cost of commuting.Commentread more...
A rude awakening from American Dream: home losses bring heartache with headaches For Maurice Lewis, foreclosure was like being slapped awake from the American Dream.via
Officials' kin live rent-free The executive director of Camden's housing authority allowed her son to live virtually rent-free for almost three years in public housing she supervised, the Courier-Post has learned.read more...
Largest home lender in U.S. sues man over mortgage scheme THE NEWS TRIBUNE Published: September 29th, 2006 01:00 AM The nation's largest home lender, Countrywide Financial Corp., is suing an Indianapolis man for allegedly orchestrating a mortgage fraud scheme in
New U.S. Treasury debt may encourage longer term mortgage loans (Detroit News) NEW YORK -- The Treasury Department's resumption of 30-year bond sales could have an interesting impact on the home mortgage market, with lenders offering more 40-year loans and maybe even