Out from under the cloud of foreclosure The former Pillowtex worker had what consumer advocates call a "predatory loan." The mortgage on his home included such onerous terms as a 13.36 percent interest rate and a balloon
Finance/Realtor connection Ruth Ball is a new sales associate with Re/Max United, 526 Indiana 32 East. Ball speaks fluent Spanish and serves Westfield and surrounding areas.read more...
Pockets of weakness threaten Canadian economy At first glance, Canada's economy is performing well: Jobs are up, more new homes are being built, companies are adjusting to a strong Canadian dollar and Canada remains the only
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Alleged hate crime at Home Depot construction site target of FBI probe Mark Allen's Journal Click here to see the latest in Mark Allen's Journal. With love, laughter, music and memories he shares these stories with you. via WTHI-TV Terre Haute
HSBC sells part of mortgage book (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance) Global bank HSBC Holdings said on Friday that it has agreed to sell its broker-originated residential mortgage book in Australia to mortgage lender FirstMac.read more...
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 rising wave of real estate foreclosures. The lending crisis will cost the national…
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