How to Finance a Fixer-Upper Home A home that needs a lot of repair is what's known as a "fixer-upper" because it needs to be "fixed up." There are several reasons you might buy a fixer-upper.
Failure to make mortgage repayments sees repossessions soar by 48% in 10-year high The number of UK house repossessions jumped by 48 per cent in the first half of the year to its highest level for 10 years, figures showed today.read more...
China developing mortgage loans (FT.com via Yahoo! News) China is drawing up plans to develop its nascent mortgage-backed securities market, which allows homeowner loans to be repackaged and sold into the capital markets.read more...
Achievements for May 9, 2005 Carol Kasparek has recently accepted the position of Real Estate Sales Manager for State Bank of La Crosse.via
Taxable value of Broward County property now estimated to be $157 billion Despite Hurricane Wilma and a year-end cool-down in the real estate market, Broward County's tax roll grew faster than ever last year and now totals more than $157 billion.read more...
Fitch Rates ComEd's First Mortgage Bond Issuance 'BBB+' (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) NEW YORK----Aug. 21, 2006--Fitch Ratings has rated Commonwealth Edison Company's $300 million issuance of first mortgage 5.95% bonds, series 104, due 2016 'BBB+'. The Rating Outlook is Negative.read more...
Back in 2003, housing soothsayers were predicting a slowdown. Instead, house prices on average rose about 47 per cent between 2002 and 2004 and are still going up, as the latest Quotable Value statistics this …
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