Government Bailout of Mortgage Firms Could Set Risky Precedent (The Online NewsHour) As the nation's housing woes continue, the government announced a plan this week to shore up mortgage-giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Paul Solman weighs the role of government intervention
Alternatives sought as house prices soar The housing boom may be a blessing for homeowners, but with prices trebling in a decade, first-time buyers are being forced to dream up increasingly complex arrangements to get a
Slow market calls for creative ideas Realtors look for ways to keep houses moving as inventory deepens Lou Hirsh, The Desert Sun Realtor and home stager Marcia Murphy, of First Team Becker & Becker Realty, looks
30-Year Mortgage Rates Rise Again Mortgage rates around the country went up this week, with rates on 30-year mortgages climbing to their highest since late December. read more...
Mortgage lenders discriminated against blacks, NAACP suit alleges (Tacoma News Tribune) LOS ANGELES ? The NAACP sued a dozen mortgage lenders on Wednesday, claiming the companies discriminated against blacks by steering them into higher-interest, subprime loans while giving more favorable loan
No campaign intrusion on Senate job, Lee vows Kicking off his CFO drive, the Hillsborough Republican Senate leader admits it's a tricky path.read more...
South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) said today it was demanding detailed information from local financial institutions on how they treat their mortgage loans. The country’s top financial watchdog said it would investigate firms until early July, when it would decide whether to launch further investigations by visiting the institutions’ branches.
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