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“Losing 100 firefighters a year doesn’t happen in Europe or anywhere else”
INSTALLING FIRE SPRINKLERS is a good idea that we’ve advocated for a long time. We’ve focused our discussions in the past on the victims of fires in unsprinklered buildings, and to us that meant the building … via Contractor
I was recently asked whether a home should be sold “by owner” or listed with a real estate agent. via Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“Because we don’t license or register (loan originators), there’s nothing we can do about it.”
New Hampshire’s banking commissioner says the mortgage meltdown sweeping the country shows it’s time to allow the state to license loan “originators.” The state licenses mortgage bankers and brokers, but does … via WPTZ.com
“Here we are with record revenue rolling in from Referendum C, with a backbreaking property tax increase, and we’re about to give them a one-two-punch with increased fees and more nanny bills”
Starting this week, drivers won’t have to stand in line as long to get their driver’s licenses. via KMGH-TV Denver
Stocks posted solid 2nd-quarter gains but rising interest rates and the subprime mortgage mess are a concern.
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The mortgage interest rate list represents a sampling of rates as quoted by lenders in the Houston market on Friday. Rates, which may change on Monday, are for 90 percent loans and do not include origination fees. The numbers in parentheses after the rates are discount points. A point is equal to 1 percent of the loan amount.
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Just when you thought you had your personal qualifications under control, along comes another curve in mortgage underwriting. We have long touted that all loans are basically about the three “show me’s.
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New Hampshire’s banking commissioner says the mortgage meltdown sweeping the country shows it’s time to allow the state to license loan “originators”.
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If your retirement garden – specifically your individual retirement account or IRA - hasn’t been growing fast enough to meet your future retirement needs, you might want to join a club of contrarians: those who have decided to take matters into their own hands. Literally.
For some investors, the recent downturn in the housing market looks like opportunity. Some of the most aggressive of them go after foreclosures, homes that people have lost after they’ve fallen behind on mortgage payments or taxes. To find out more about this style of real estate investing, The P…
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