Are Delinquent Mortgage Rates Up or Down?
According to recent reports, mortgage delinquencies are gradually declining – or have increased, once foreclosures are removed from figures. This all…
Read moreAccording to recent reports, mortgage delinquencies are gradually declining – or have increased, once foreclosures are removed from figures. This all…
Read moreEconomists nearly universally agree that the real estate market hit its nadir in 2012. A year later, signs show it has picked up significantly, with…
Read moreOn May 6, the Connecticut Post pointed out a change coming to the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority. A bill approved that day in the legislative…
Read moreGoing back two weeks, the results of the $9.3 billion foreclosure settlement with 13 banks began to unfold. Since that point, the same level of…
Read moreFor those that don’t know, FHA loans are the most common government mortgages. In a time when lending standards for conventional loans continue to…
Read moreMultiple changes to mortgages resulted from the housing market’s crash in 2007: one, adjustable rate mortgages are no longer approved as easily; two…
Read moreSince the housing market crash in 2007, foreclosure rates skyrocketed. On a national level, foreclosure activity and actual foreclosures have been…
Read moreToward the end of 2012, mortgage rates for 30-year fixed rate loans hit a new low – one rarely seen since tracking began in the early 1970s. While…
Read moreOn March 22, Freddie Mac released a study with data pertaining to mortgages originating in 2011. According to a press release, the sample consisted…
Read moreDuring this past week, mortgage applications dropped 7.1 percent, despite a decrease in mortgage rates. For some, the drop would prove to be the…
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