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  • Mexico enjoys a housing boom (Austin American-Statesman)

    MEXICO CITY — In her bustling corner real estate brokerage, Ana Laura Pulido is doing her best business in years, enjoying a sort of Mexican immunity from the U.S. housing crash. \
    2008-02-16 06:26:53

  • Lackluster Reports Leave Stocks Mixed

    Baltimore Sun - The uncertainty lapping at Wall Street is due in part to the opaque nature of subprime mortgage debt. Many of these loans, which are now going bad, were sold off in exotic debt packages whose worth is difficult to determine. The concerns about ...
    2008-02-16 08:21:00

  • Bank on Them

    Barron's Online - It isn't slowed by a huge book of subprime residential-mortgage loans, and its balance sheet can withstand more bullets than most. The U.S.' only triple-A-rated bank in the eyes of both major credit agencies hasn't had to seek outside capital from ...
    2008-02-16 05:15:00

  • Cheaper home, consumer durables loans on way: IBA

    Economic Times - This follows a statement from the Union finance minister a few days ago, expressing concern on the slowdown in the growth in consumer durables and mortgage loans. The IBA managing committee meeting was attended by the heads of 18 banks, of the ...
    2008-02-15 11:46:00

  • Home loans failing at record rates; foreclosures up 257% over Jan. '07

    San Diego Union-Tribune - ... prices should fall.” As San Diego County homes doubled in price during the first half of the decade, many consumers took out risky adjustable-rate loans in order to buy homes. Many analysts blame weak lender underwriting standards for the mortgage ...
    2008-02-16 03:28:00

  • Late home loans hit highest level in 6 years, Countrywide says

    Chicago Tribune - CALABASAS, Calif. — Countrywide Financial Corp. , the nation's biggest mortgage lender, said Friday that late loans were at their highest level in at least six years during January, adding to evidence that the U.S. housing slump is getting deeper ...
    2008-02-15 11:46:00

  • Mortgage insurance choices drying up

    St. Petersburg Times - Like other private mortgage underwriters, it provides lenders protection against losses on low-down-payment loans - those with less than 20 percent borrower equity. Competitors are expected to adopt their own versions of at least some of MGIC's ...
    2008-02-16 05:29:00

  • Mortgage ills start to infect college loans

    Chicago Tribune - I f you want to borrow a lot of money for college, you are not going to like what the mortgage mess is doing to you. The credit crunch, which started with a panic over people missing home loan payments several months ago, has spread like a disease ...
    2008-02-16 05:51:00

  • Mortgage Help! - WTNH

    Mortgage Help!WTNH, CT - 5 hours agoWe should not "bail out" these borrowers, the lenders that made these loans, or the current investors that hold these loans as collateral for a security. ...
    2008-02-16 03:07:27

  • Regional charity puts new grants 'on hold' - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

    Regional charity puts new grants 'on hold'Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - 4 hours ago... bank took a $200 million charge for its mortgage securities and said it would set aside about $700 million in the fourth quarter to cover bad loans. ...
    2008-02-16 04:21:27

  • Expert: Home crisis initiatives won't help - The Capital Times

    Expert: Home crisis initiatives won't helpThe Capital Times, WI - 4 hours agoThe Mortgage Bankers Association reported that at least 1.3 million home mortgage loans were either seriously delinquent or in foreclosure at the end of the ...
    2008-02-16 04:25:49

  • Home loans failing at record rates; foreclosures up 257% over Jan. '07 - San Diego Union Tribune

    Home loans failing at record rates; foreclosures up 257% over Jan. '07San Diego Union Tribune, United States - 3 hours agoMany analysts blame weak lender underwriting standards for the mortgage meltdown. Sunday in the Union-Tribune: A city-county task force considers land banks ...
    2008-02-16 05:32:23

  • Mortgage ills start to infect college loans - Chicago Tribune

    Mortgage ills start to infect college loansChicago Tribune, United States - 3 hours agoNow it may poison opportunities for college students to obtain some loans and is adding painfully high interest costs to many. So far federal student loans, ...
    2008-02-16 05:50:29

  • Day care causes concern - Sarasota Herald-Tribune

    Day care causes concernSarasota Herald-Tribune, FL - 2 hours agoTrue, about 3 percent of mortgage loans today are in default -- the highest it has been in more than 20 years. But that's nothing compared with 1933, ...
    2008-02-16 06:22:29

  • 'Easy-close loan' founder scraps with bank - Milwaukee Business Journal

    'Easy-close loan' founder scraps with bankMilwaukee Business Journal, WI - 1 hour ago5 after Bank of America called in its $4.1 million loan. Owner Harry Hedaya is known in the Tampa Bay area mortgage business as the founder of the Loan ...
    2008-02-16 07:31:18

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