mortgage: 888-995-HOPE - 10/20/07 10:21 PM
This is a free phone line that is open 24/7 for any distressed homeowners seeking foreclosure counseling. The Homeownership Preservation Foundation provides expert counseling through HUD approved non-profit agencies.
According to Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. remarks on "Current Housing and Mortgage Market Development" at Georgetown University Law Center on (2 comments)
mortgage: Short Sale Selling From a Loan Officer's Perspective - 10/20/07 06:27 PM
I'm a guest writer on Lenderama, one of the industry's top mortgage blogs. I thought I'd share an article written recently on how to generate short sale buyers. So, without further ado...
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mortgage: Short Sales Added To Seller Helps Buyer - 10/19/07 12:47 PM
We added an option for short sales to our free real estate database. Real estate and mortgage professionals should be on the forefront explaining short sales to potential buyers. As someone who has been/ and is/ on the front line in talking to these potential buyers on the phone about short sales, I (2 comments)
mortgage: Three-card Mortgage Monty - 10/13/07 10:05 PM
To any suggestion that the government shall set its printing presses free and flood the country with fiat money, all our economic intelligence reacts with no. Only those who will say yes who are mentally or politically unsound. And if a government is obliged by vote of the unsound to do (0 comments)
mortgage: Financing Solutions for 2007 to 2011 - 08/11/07 12:33 PM
Where did the Alt-A and Subprime go? Together they accounted for 40% of 2006 originations. The mortgage-underwriting bar has been raised yet again and at a time when housing can hardly stand it! And now where are we headed? Let's face facts. Millions of homeowners will lose their home to foreclosure. (0 comments)
mortgage: Alt-A Judgment Week - 08/04/07 06:14 PM
Last week was an eye-opener for the mortgage industry. Brokers will be talking about it for years to come. In March 2007, we witnessed the Subprime Mortgage Meltdown where bad credit behemoth lenders the likes of Fremont and New Century fell with a thunderous bang - never to rise again. Oh, those (6 comments)
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