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Why don't lenders trust borrowers? | Siouxland Homes | siouxcityjournal.com - Sioux City Journal
Why don't lenders trust borrowers? | Siouxland Homes | siouxcityjournal.com Sioux City Journal
Sinema took Wall Street money while killing tax on investors - The Associated Press - en Español
Sinema took Wall Street money while killing tax on investors The Associated Press - en Español
7 Things You Should Know Before Investing in I Bonds - Money Talks News
7 Things You Should Know Before Investing in I Bonds Money Talks News
Credit Score Snafu: Equifax Confirms It Sent Wrong Scores to Lenders - Money Talks News
Credit Score Snafu: Equifax Confirms It Sent Wrong Scores to Lenders Money Talks News
Power of sale homes are not always a bargain - Toronto Star
Power of sale homes are not always a bargain Toronto Star
11 Secrets to Finding Quality Clothing at Thrift Shops - Money Talks News
11 Secrets to Finding Quality Clothing at Thrift Shops Money Talks News
15 Cities With the Biggest Increase in Home Construction - Money Talks News
15 Cities With the Biggest Increase in Home Construction Money Talks News
4 Social Security Expectations That Are Far From Reality - Money Talks News
4 Social Security Expectations That Are Far From Reality Money Talks News
Power of sale homes are not always a bargain - Toronto Star
Power of sale homes are not always a bargain Toronto Star
Power of sale homes are not always a bargain - Toronto Star
Power of sale homes are not always a bargain Toronto Star
Housing frenzy spreads to rentals in metro Phoenix
Renters looking for houses in metro Phoenix areexperiencing much of the same frenzy as buyers.
As reported in http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/2012/09/04/20120904phoenix-area-rental-homes-red-hot-commodity.htm, new data from the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service and real-estate analyst Mike Orr show the supply of houses for rent in the region is nearly as tight as the supply of homes for sale, and the number of leases signed in the past few months is at record levels.
High demand for rentals is another indicator of metro Phoenix’s housing-market recovery.
Rob and Sandra O’Dell discovered how competitive metro Phoenix’s rental market has become when they began looking for ...
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Indictments in alleged California loan mod scam that costs homeowners $7 million
Nearly a dozen people have been indicted in an alleged California-based mortgage modification scam that targeted struggling homeowners, according to the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
More than 4,000 homeowners lost at least $7 million in fees paid to the company; many lost their homes to foreclosure through the scheme.
Here’s information from the federal announcement:
+ Federal agents this morning arrested 10 defendants who worked at a Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.,-based business that allegedly offered bogus loan modification programs to financially distressed homeowners. As a result of the scheme allegedly run out of 21st ...
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Metro Phoenix housing market update
Metro Phoenix’s housing market took a breather in July. Home prices fell less than 1 percent instead of the 5 to 7 percent monthly jumps seen earlier this year.
Here are the highlights from the report from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University:
The median single-family home price dropped slightly between June and July this year – down less than 1 percent. It went from $150,000 to $149,000.
The median single-family home price was still up almost 31 percent from last ...
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