Super Rich, but Not Rich Enough Ah, the late 1990s. Remember stopping into Starbucks, logging onto America Online over a latte and scooping up $5,000 or so with a couple of day trades? And then,
Fed Buys $35B in Mortgage-Backed Assets (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Responding to credit crunch fears in the stock market, the Federal Reserve of New York said Friday it would buy a total of $35 billion in mortgage-backed assets to
U.S. mortgage applications surge (Detroit News) U.S. mortgage applications rose last week by the most in almost a year, as low interest rates contributed to a record number of requests for loans to buy houses. Applications
Living High on $6500 a Year reprint from Saturday Evening Post A few years ago an old friend from the East Coast came to visit us. He enjoyed his stay in our modern country house, roamed our wooded hills, rode our
Shelter cats face eviction (Reg Req'd) Tonja Pfister pets a flame point Siamese cat at the Siamese Rescue Alliance located at her home in Corinth on Thursday.read more...
MORTGAGE MELTDOWN / Mortgage offers keep coming - brokers want commissions (San Francisco Chronicle) Ever since the real estate market boiled over, melting down the mortgage industry and its cheap-money feeding frenzy, I've been waiting for one happy outcome: an end to the roar
In this week’s survey of news from across the Web, Open House looks at reasons why some homes don’t sell and why others go in days, one couple who bought a foreclosed property only discover its major flaw, and U.S. spots that are popular with overseas buyers.
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