Realtors foresee recovery despite 'challenges' THE , a leading indicator based on contracts signed, fell 4.1 percent in January to 108.7 points - the second-highest reading since August, after December's 112.3 The nation's housing market
Borrowers pay more when using 100% financing The business strategy they are trying is one that has been tried with no success in various formats for 15 years by regulators and consumer watch groups as evidenced by
Construction Spending Hits Record in Feb. Construction spending rose to a record level in February as home building hit an all-time high despite a weakening in home sales, the government said Monday.read more...
Agency late on mortgage lender reviews (Baltimore Examiner) The state's financial regulation office has not reviewed mortgage lenders within the time frame required by state law, and licenses issued to those lenders have not been reviewed by department
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Cantor: Mortgage Bailout Plan, Fed, Awaiting Friday Jobs Report (Nasdaq) (RTTNews) - The U.S. government's plan to bail out the victims of the mortgage/credit crises is becoming more complex, says Cantor Financial Chief Economic Strategist Marc Pado. But he says
Losses in the distressed mortgage sector of the United States could reach $300 billion, only a portion of which has so far been accounted for by write-offs at major banks.
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