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Housing starts rebound but...  Housing starts rebounded from a nine-year low in February, according to the latest government reading on the battered home-building industry, but ongoing weakness led builders to pull back on plans


Mortgage funds carrying too much risk (Northern Territory News)  MORTGAGES are not only causing property buyers pain but investors in mortgage securities are also under the hammer. According to a new report by Managed Investment Assessments, most mortgage funds


Pre-qualification doesn't guarantee a mortgage (Akron Beacon Journal)  Q: I had a contract to sell my home. I gave the buyer seven days to bring me an acceptable mortgage letter from a bank, but he presented a letter


Federal Reserve's Grim Real Estate Report  Housing markets generally remain on the decline, prices are falling in some areas, new home construction is weak, the mortgage market is mixed and only a few areas show strong


Madison Woman Says She's Victim of Mortgage Fraud Scheme (WLBT 3)  By Roslyn Anderson roslyn@wlbt.net Eleven people have been arrested on criminal complaints charging them in a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme.read more...


Unexpected Tax Bill Adds to the Pain of Foreclosure    Foreclosures are up, and many families are losing their homes. That's bad enough, but the IRS has an unpleasant surprise for them: They may have to pay extra taxes,

May 15th, 2008

Could A Reverse Mortgage Save Your Parents? Lifestyle? (Bristol Herald Courier)

AARP.org describes a reverse mortgage as a loan against your home that you do not have to pay back for as long as you live there. ?It?s not for everybody, but it?s a Godsend to a lot of folks,? Allied Home Mortgage Branch Manager Russell Street said.

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May 15th, 2008

FBI: Colorado ranks 9th in mortgage fraud (Colorado Springs Gazette)

The FBI says Colorado ranks 9th in the country for mortgage fraud. The agency didn’t provide any details on the number and types of cases that put Colorado in the top 10 list for 2007.

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May 15th, 2008

Bank’s mortgage rate moves under 9pc mark (The New Zealand Herald)

Kiwibank has cut its key 2 year fixed mortgage rate to 8.99 per cent from 9.29 per cent, moving below 9 per cent for the first time in six months. Kiwibank is the first bank to offer a sub-9 per cent 2 year mortgage rate since mid November.

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May 15th, 2008

Mortgage rates drop to one-month low

“Recent remarks by Federal Reserve officials, which partly bolstered optimism that financial markets will recover later this year, helped mortgage rates ease up a little this week”

Rates on 30-year mortgages edged down this week to their lowest point in a month, a spot of welcome news to would-be home buyers. via Inside Bay Area



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May 15th, 2008

Banks may swap up to 90 billion pound mortgage assets (Reuters.co.uk)

LONDON (Reuters) – Banks are set to swap between 80 billion and 90 billion pounds of mortgage-backed assets for Treasury bills, nearly twice the base level set by the Bank of England last month, the Financial Times reported on Friday.

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May 15th, 2008

Kenya: Mortgage Lender to Offer 30,000 Units (AllAfrica.com)

Mortgage lender, Housing Finance, has entered into the property supply market as part of the key to its five-year strategic growth plan.

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May 15th, 2008

Bank restates no upper limit on mortgage swap plan (Reuters.co.uk)

LONDON (Reuters) – The Bank of England reiterated on Friday its mortgage swap plan has no upper limit and refused to speculate on any final total after media speculated banks could exchange assets worth nearly twice the initial estimate.

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May 15th, 2008

Banks may swap up to 90 billion pound mortgage assets (Reuters.co.uk)

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s biggest banks are preparing to swap between 80 billion and 90 billion pounds of mortgage-backed assets for Bank of England Treasury bills, nearly twice what the central bank envisaged when it unveiled its scheme to unblock the frozen bank-lending market, the Financial Times reported on Friday.

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May 15th, 2008

Islamic finance firms offer mortgage alternative (The Monterey County Herald)

WASHINGTON ? The mortgage industry may be in meltdown, but at least one class of lender appears to be flourishing: Islamic finance companies that offer Muslim home buyers alternative arrangements such as lease-to-own deals so they can avoid making the sort of interest payments that many believe the

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May 15th, 2008

30-city home sale outlook

All real estate is local, so Bankrate’s panel of experts examined current conditions and the outlook in large, medium and small cities across the country.

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