Buyer's pool complaint won't hold water A burst pipe two months after closing can rarely be blamed on the seller, says Real Estate Adviser Steve McLinden.read more...
Job reports give mortgage rates a breather Economic data is hot April job growth was slightly off expectation, and that has given long Treasury notes and mortgage rates a breather, but nothing more.read more...
Speculative Thinking Makes Them Flee A: Interesting topic I feel for a post. Now that the market is in the midst of a correction, probably 15 months or so in and past stage 1 where
Lerach Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP Files Class Action Suit Against First BanCorp Nov. 2, 2005--Lerach Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP today announced that a class action has been commenced on behalf of an institutional investor in the United States
Two major mortgage bankers suspend sub-prime lending: brokers "We were quite surprised by the MCAP announcement" (CP) - Mortgage brokers say they have been notified by two major Canadian mortgage bankers that they have temporarily suspended sub-prime
Fewer apply for new mortgages (Detroit News) U.S. mortgage applications fell for the second time in three weeks, reflecting fewer home purchases and less refinancing, a private report showed today.via
Columbia Bancorp , the holding company for Columbia River Bank, said it plans to close its mortgage banking division, affecting about 39 jobs, as it strives to cut costs amid a difficult mortgage market.
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