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’ Indiana’s secretary of state warned mortgage brokers earlier this month that they would lose their licenses if they didn’t pass a state-required test by Aug.

Indiana’s secretary of state warned mortgage brokers earlier this month that they would lose their licenses if they didn’t pass a state-required test by Aug. 5. But it appears most…

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac remain the big players in the home mortgage market, and these days they’re not playing nice. You’ll have to impress them with stellar credit and solid finances if you want to get into the game.

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About $45 million is set to be distributed to investors of Metropolitan Mortgage and Securities Inc. at the end of next week. It will be second repayment following the bankruptcy of the $2.3 billion Spokane-based financial conglomerate 4 1?2 years ago.

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Tap into your home equity with a reverse mortgage, but beware the risks. Here’s how you can get burned.

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Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein was online Friday, July 25 at 11:00 a.m. ET to discuss the mortgage foreclosure crisis, the housing legislation that recently passed in the House and the rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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A key House committee was set to grill home lenders and housing advocates on Friday about mortgage industry efforts to work out affordable loans for troubled homeowners.

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The head of a state agency that allowed thousands of criminals to sell home loans in Florida has acknowledged that his office did not follow a screening law, but blamed legislators for failing to provide money …

Marcellus Harris has a nasty mortgage. The 62-year-old resident of Philadelphia’s Wissinoming neighborhood said yesterday that he had not missed a $316.91 monthly payment on his adjustable-rate loan, but he is still falling behind.

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We’re seeing it for a third summer in a row, a sudden July spike in mortgage rates.

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