Subprime lenders taking less risk Homeowners with troubled credit histories are finding it harder to get mortgages or refinance homes because softening in the housing market is making lenders less likely to handle riskier loans.Commentread
Remodeling creates a dust storm The old man's face had obviously suffered some trauma; one side was paralyzed. When my buddy, a physician, asked him what had happened, he said he'd been at Okinawa and
Bloggers Take CSX Debate to a Worldwide Forum The proposed CSX rail transfer center is making history in an unexpected way.
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Advertising Your Home The Right Way Monday, June 25, 2007 In selling any product or service, advertising almost always guarantees quick sales and instant recall among potential customers. via Real Estate For Sale by Owner
Countrywide leads mortgage sector shares down (Los Angeles Times) The mortgage giant says 'disruptions' could hurt earnings but CEO Mozilo is optimistic about the Fed's role. Countrywide Financial Corp. led shares of U.S. mortgage companies lower
To Generation Y, Home Is Where the Whirlpool Is What makes a dream home? A South Beach villa? Stick-style Victorian? The one Barbie had? Images of fantasy mansions may come to mind, but for 25- to 40-year-olds, the
Members of the Greater Cincinnati Mortgage Bankers Association (GCMBA) spread the word Friday that there is plenty of money available for borrowers with good credit.
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