Mortgage applications up 3.4% last week: MBA survey (Market Watch) CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- The volume of applications filed seeking mortgages increased at a seasonally adjusted 3.4% last week compared to the prior week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's weekly
Confessions of an Ex-Mortgage Lender (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News) The Durham (N.C.)-based nonprofit Center for Responsible Lending estimated in July, 2001, that predatory mortgage lending is currently costing Americans more than $9.1 billion each year.read more...
Mortgage woes drag on stocks (The Morning Call) S&P 500 falls 19.63 as banks lead decline in the index. Dow industrials drop 185.58. Stocks plunged, capping the worst week for the Standard & Poor's 500
Housing decline to bottom out in mid-2007, says industry group A downswing in home sales and building should bottom out sometime during the middle of 2007 before recovering in the latter part of 2008, a home-building industry economist said Wednesday.
Mortgage Lenders Network Halts Loans as Housing Slows (Update2) (Bloomberg.com) Jan. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Mortgage Lenders Network USA Inc. became the third company in a month to stop issuing some loans as U.S. housing sales slowed and defaults by borrowers
Try your hand as a landlord "It only takes one or two dishonest people to really cause trouble" With median home prices falling, it's not an especially good time to sell your home, so generating
George Washington University Law School graduate Javier Lopez, 25, goes public with his student loan debt amount without missing a beat.
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