home loans cary nc: These are a Few of My Favorite Things... - 03/05/08 10:28 AM
My husband, Steve, and I work together - he didn't really get the whole "blogging thing..." But we had a blast last night meeting new people who are playing in the RAIN and I think he gets it now! I mentioned to several of you that there were some favorite sites and newsletters I thought (2 comments)
home loans cary nc: Bernanke and Bush on Different Planets - 02/28/08 02:01 PM
Did anybody else think it was a little ERIE this morning when President Bush was on ONE CHANNEL saying we're NOT headed toward a recession... (maybe he agrees with me that we're already in one?) AND SIMULTANEOUSLY Ben is giving testimoney (on CNBC) to the Senate Banking Committee that, "The U.S. economy (3 comments)
home loans cary nc: Do You Have Credit Boo Boos? - 02/27/08 02:07 PM
Does your credit look like a train wreck? I've talked to several clients recently who hit a rough spot - and are working their way out. They had some questions I thought other people might need answered too! How long does negative information stay on a credit report? The Fair Credit Reporting Act says that (7 comments)
home loans cary nc: Thanks Mike! (My AR Testimonial) - 02/06/08 07:24 AM
So I was driving home yesterday...and I noticed I'd missed a call, checked my voicemail and let out a big ole' YAHOO! fist pumpin' and all (not very lady like)! MAN was I psyched! I'd gotten my second call that day from people wanting to know if I could help them (15 comments)
home loans cary nc: Why Rates Are Not Lower - 02/05/08 09:08 AM
The Fed lowered interest rates - and all we've gotten is this little 36 hour "refi boomlet." What's wrong? Why don't we have lower rates and a full fledge refi BOOM!?! Well, part of the problem is just like the cartoon describes... no one was listening. The OTHER problem comes from the move (3 comments)
home loans cary nc: Limited Time Offer - Lowest Rate in 08 - 01/16/08 02:22 PM
Too Bad - So Sad - rates are not likely to continue hitting the bottom numbers for much longer. That's right - the Economy is suffereing, yet some think that rates could be headed HIGHER! How can that be? The New York Times Magazine has an article that will be out on January 20, 2008 by ROGER LOWENSTEIN. (0 comments)