Rates fall again McLEAN, Va. Mortgage rates have slipped for the second straight week. Mortgage giant Freddie Mac says in its weekly survey, 30-year fixed mortgage rates averaged five-point-77 percent this week, down
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U.S. MBA's Mortgage Applications Index Rose 9.4% Last Week (Bloomberg.com) U.S. May 11 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. mortgage applications rose by the most since January as filings for home purchases surged to a record and more people refinanced, a private survey
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Right Target, Wrong Approach to Abusive Fees When a mortgage broker steers a borrower toward a high-rate loan for which the broker collects a rebate from the lender, that payment is called a yield spread premium.
Freddie Mac extends foreclosure suspension for hurricane victims Borrowers get relief through February Thursday, December 01, 2005 Inman News Mortgage giant Freddie Mac is extending its foreclosure suspension on mortgages in the Hurricane Katrina and Rita disaster areas
Beazer restated financial results over nine years, removing one of several clouds hanging over the home builder.
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