Mortgage approvals edge up (Financial Times) Mortgage approvals for new home purchases picked up slightly in April but remain nearly 40 per cent below the levels seen a year ago, according to the latest lending data
Eager home buyers relying on unconvential mortages Homeownership in New Hampshire has reached 73 percent, fueled in part by debt-laden young people using unconventional mortgages to buy homes they might not be able to afford for long.via
H&R Block tries to reassure investors about turnaround KANSAS CITY, Mo. - H&R Block Inc.'s chief executive promised investors Thursday that the company was doing all it could to turn itself around after a year of poor results.read
Pending sales index falls in September (Reg Req'd) Midwest region sees largest year-over-year decline The rate of pending home sales fell 13.6 percent in September compared to the same month in 2005, according to a report by the
Industry players expect more homeowners to refinance their mortgage loans (Channel NewsAsia) SINGAPORE: Industry watchers expect more home owners to consider refinancing their mortgage loans as interest rates look set to dip further. In fact, mortgage and financial planning firm SingCapital has
A peek inside potential mortgage troubles (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) California isn't the best place to go looking for canaries -- unless they're metaphorical ones. The state has one of the frothiest housing markets, and banks have been enablers. Investors
Mortgage fraud, including grossly inflating the price of a home for a loan, could mean up to 15 years in state prison under a measure that cleared the Senate on Tuesday.
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