Mortgage Rates Inch Higher This Week (Los Angeles Times) The nationwide average for rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages rose slightly this week to 5.74%, up from 5.71% last week, mortgage company Freddie Mac reported.read more...
For sale, no nibbles, what to do? If your home has stayed on the market for five months, the most-likely reason is that your asking price is too high, says the Real Estate Adviser.read more...
Improvement contractors need license Jan. 1 The Burlington County Office of Consumer Affairs lists the home-improvement industry at or near the top of those residents complain about the most, but a new law that goes into
Credit bureaus create alternative to FICO The credit bureaus say their new scoring model will be easier for consumers to understand, and will offer more consistent scores.read more...
U.S. economy outperforms The new reading on gross domestic product, released by the Commerce Department on Wednesday, marked an improvement from the 3.5 per cent annual rate estimated for the quarter just a
First-Time Buyers Fail On Dream Homes Nine out of 10 first-time buyers are failing to get the property they want, research shows.via
IndyMac Bancorp Inc. said Tuesday that it will close regional wholesale mortgage centers in Kansas City, Tampa, Philadelphia, Boston and Columbia, S.C., as a result of the continued downturn of the mortgage market.
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