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There's a new acronym that's been added to the process of securing or refinancing a mortgage, and it's one that's likely to lighten your wallet.
Buyers who use FHA financing soon will be able to use their $8,000 tax credits for settlement fees, escrow charges, higher down payments or to "buy down" the interest rate.
In an effort to spare borrowers some of the abuses of the subprime era, the F.H.A. is tightening its review of mortgage professionals who are permitted to originate its loans.
The panic in the Manhattan real estate market has lifted in the last few weeks, brokers say, as more buyers and sellers have found the courage to sign on the dotted line.
From its bamboo floors to its rooftop deck, Clayton Homes' new industrial-chic "i-house" is about as far removed from a mobile home as an iPod from a record player.
Over time, homes track with inflation and bubbles rarely re-inflate. In fact, some housing markets will break below historic averages.
We have journeyed many roads over the last few quarters, taken part in many diversions, and had many ups and downs......
California's mortgage crisis hit Mountain House particularly hard last year. But residents are allowing themselves the first twinges of optimism as sales begin to pick up.
Pay has sparked a debate between affiliated appraisers, who work through appraisal management companies, and independent appraisers.
New money is about to flow into an area of the real estate market that has been hardest squeezed by the credit crisis: mortgages.......
Real-estate firm Meruelo Maddux may have to file for bankruptcy protection, the latest sign of how the credit crunch has frozen a revitalization of downtown Los Angeles.
The task of determining whether a borrower stacks up as a good risk is an art, not a science.
It's official, trillion is the new billion. No longer is government spending talked about in terms of a mere ten digits. With the recent flurry of government spending.....
They call themselves loan modification consultants, negotiators or specialists. Some are legitimate, but many are simple con artists looking for desperate marks.
Data for investors to take a look at on states unemployment rate, foreclosures, and budget deficits.
February saw an unexpected jump in foreclosure filings as the weak economy puts more pressure on borrowers.