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Industry News
04/26/2008 Woman Closed On Loan In Hospital Bed
02/11/2008 Raising conforming loan limit not a simple task
02/06/2008 Tax Myths Continue to Surround Homeownership
12/02/2007 10 Ways to Avoid Internet Moving Scams
01/14/2008 O'Malley Targets Mortgage Fraud
11/16/2007 8 big mortgage mistakes and how to avoid them
11/14/2007 Home Loan Demand at One-Year High
11/09/2007 Con artists circle over homeowners on the edge
11/06/2007 Dubious Fees Hit Borrowers in Foreclosures
10/26/2007 For sale: 2 million empty homes
10/14/2007 Free Advice for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
10/23/2007 Mortgage Basics
10/23/2007 Subprime Bailout: Taxpayer toll
10/23/2007 As Defaults Rise, Washington Worries
09/18/2007 House Votes to Aid Struggling Homeowners
09/13/2007 Mortgage Lenders: The Pain Deepens
09/12/2007 Mortgage apps up in short week
09/10/2007 Making Mortgage Relief Work for You
08/31/2007 30-year mortgages fall to lowest rate in 3 months, 6.45%
08/31/2007 Bush Outlines Aid for Mortgage Holders
08/30/2007 H&R Block May Scrap Sale of Option One Mortgage Unit (Update2)
08/29/2007 Jumbo mortgage troubles push ARM rates higher
08/29/2007 New mortgage products could help, Bernanke says
08/27/2007 Mortgage brokers ready for a lift
08/21/2007 July Foreclosures Up 9 Percent From June
08/21/2007 Sector Snap: Mortgage Lenders
08/19/2007 Mortgage fallout's ripple effect raises the stakes for borrowers
08/17/2007 THE RATINGS GAME: Countrywide Upgraded As Analysts Say Lender Can Weather The Storm
08/17/2007 Schumer wants to lift mortgage debt caps
08/17/2007 Lending curbs squeeze buyers
08/16/2007 Mortgage firm First Magnus Financial halts lending operations
08/10/2007 30-year mortgages decline to 6.59%, a two-month low
08/08/2007 High speed mortgage payoff
08/06/2007 Repairing Your Credit
08/06/2007 Credit Crunch Squeezing Home Sales
07/27/2008 30-year mortgages decline to 6.69%, despite loan woes
07/16/2007 Reverse mortgages more popular
07/16/2007 A reverse mortgage may help refinancers
07/13/2007 30-year mortgages rise to 6.73%, nearly reach yearly high
07/13/2007 Md. notifies borrowers in Ameriquest settlement
06/14/2007 Foreclosures Up Subprime Mortgages
06/04/2007 'Piggybacking' Roils Credit Industry
05/31/2007 Mortgage Brokers: Friends or Foes?
05/29/2007 Consumer Confidence Rebounds in May
04/02/2007 Major Home Lender Files for Bankruptcy
03/16/2007 Probe opens on Wall Street ratings of subprime lenders
03/16/2007 Find best agent to sell your home
03/13/2007 Late Mortgage Payments Reach High
03/13/2007 30-Year Mortgages Fall to New 2007 Low
03/06/2007 Bernanke: Toughen Up on Mortgage Giants
02/25/2007 How do I save up for a first home?
Also: Million-dollar giveaway; cut-rate mortgages; stock market predictions
02/22/2007 Weekly Mortgage Rates Take a Downward Turn
02/15/2007 Giving credit where credit is due
02/14/2007 Home Equity Still Fueling Refinancing
02/14/2007 Mortgage applications rise in latest week
02/09/2007 First-time homebuyers are putting less down
02/09/2007 Sales of homes in region on rise
02/08/2007 30-Year Mortgage Rates Fall Slightly
01/31/2007 Mortgage Applications Pick Up
01/17/2007 Stolen innocence: Child identity theft
01/10/2007 Demand for home purchase loans highest in a year
01/07/2007 High schools teach more kids basics in Finance 101
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