Rent Grows 3 Times Faster Than Inflation Key money for apartment rentals has increased nearly 70 percent over the past five years, more than three times faster than consumer price hikes.Commentread more...
Web site shares wealth of experience Tired of watching people lose their shirts on get-rich-quick real estate schemes, two investors have launched a Web site aimed at a public whose appetite for investing in bricks and
Seven quick tips you should keep in mind on your next home project Saving money on do-it-yourself projects can come to a quick halt if you injure yourself in the process.read more...
Can home sellers use illness to cancel real estate deal? Signed disclosure statements hold clues to true intent Home buyers Mandeep and Amandeep Behniwal made a $520,000 written purchase offer to buy a condominium, which was listed for sale by
FBI shifting focus to mortgage fraud at two dozen offices (Lincoln Journal Star) The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has ordered more than two dozen of its field offices to stop probing some financial crimes so agents can focus on mortgage fraud.read more...
Realty World Northern Calif. and Nevada Chooses IMPREV to Power Marketing Center IMPREV, Inc. announced that Realty World Northern California and Nevada , the regions' second largest real estate brokerage, selected IMPREV's Personal Design and Publishing Platform to power their Corporate ...read
“We are determined to bring this diverse group together, to develop a set of standards that will be implemented across the industry, from the largest mortgage servicers to the smaller specialty servicers”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – State and local governments should be permitted to issue tax-exempt bonds that would fund programs to prevent foreclosures, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on Monday.
“Today, we are proposing to allow state and local governments to temporarily broaden their tax-exempt bond programs to include mortgage refinancing,” Paulson told a housing conference sponsored by the Office of Thrift Supervision. “If enacted, this would reduce the cost of innovative mortgage programs.” Read more
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