Mortgage aid begins for 8,000 in Ohio (The Toledo Blade) COLUMBUS - A mortgage-modification program that could help 8,000 Ohioans stay in their homes is under way, say officials of Countrywide Financial Corp. and the Ohio attorney general's office.
Permitting must precede start of home building Some homeowners have the itch to build, but first they need permission from the county.read more...
Italian maestro teaches old ways Students gathered around their teacher Tuesday morning in a chilly Riverbank warehouse as he stirred glue made from rabbits over a gas flame.read more...
Ameriquest in $325 million settlement with states Lending giant Ameriquest will implement reforms while its parent company pays $325 million under an agreement to settle investigations into Ameriquest practices by state attorneys general in several states, a
ALL BUSINESS:Taxpayers on hook for mortgage rescue (Washington Post) NEW YORK -- We knew it could happen, even though they said it wouldn't. The government is using our money again to haul private companies' hindquarters out of the fire
David Hendricks: Affluent Mexicans a market to pursue (Reg Req'd) San Antonio Express-News When the city's Mexican Consulate estimated in 2003 that Mexicans owned 40,000 San Antonio houses, it surprised many people.read more...
The FBI is cracking down on improper subprime lending. But there’s a new worry as turmoil in the real estate market spreads: mortgage fraud. In Las Vegas, the number of fraud cases is rising, and the city is gaining a reputation as the mortgage fraud capital of the U.S.
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