River of Life to host life-changing financial course River of Life International Church announces the opportunity for the community to participate in a life changing financial course.read more...
Mortgage applications tumble 3% despite lower rates (Market Watch) WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Applications for mortgage loans dropped last week by 3% compared to the prior week, as consumers shrugged at lower interest rates, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Wednesday.
Building bust pinches social services "With all the other increases, I think it is because of the construction downturn" The construction bust has red ink -- and misery -- rising throughout the area economy,
Griffon F4Q07 Earnings Call Transcript Harvey Blau - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Eric Edelstein - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Frank Smith - Chief Financial Officer of Clopay Subsidiary Pat Alesia
Don't mortgage future by buying Fannie Mae (Boston Herald) When Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored mortgage company, announced a larger-than-expected quarterly loss and another planned cut to its dividend last week, the stock immediately...read more...
Re/Max Ceo Margaret Kelly Discusses Housing Market on Bloomberg Radio She sees soft landing with slight decline, return to normal market Editor's Note: The following is a transcript from Bloomberg Radio's 'The Final Word' interview with RE/MAX CEO Margaret Kelly
“Banks are running up against capital limits as they write down the value of assets at the same time they are putting loans on their balance sheets because the markets for securitized products are essentially closed”
U.S. existing-home sales will reach a bottom in 2008 as buyers find it tougher to get mortgages, according to a forecast by the Mortgage Bankers Assn., the industry’s largest trade group. via KnowledgePlex.org News
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