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Go Green And Save On Your Next Mortgage
The Senate is considering, go green, bipartisan legislation that would require Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHA, and other federal mortgage entities to revamp their rules to reward energy savings. Supporters of energy efficiency want lenders to take the net … Continue reading →
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The American Dream Of Home Ownership Still Alive
The American Dream The American dream of home ownership still alive. The recession hasn’t shaken Americans’ confidence in home ownership, according to a new survey of 1,000 adults nationwide by NeighborWorks America. About two-thirds of survey respondents say their opinion … Continue reading →
Illegal To Smoke In Your Home
In San Rafael It Is Illegal To Smoke In Your Home San Rafael, Calif. city officials have adopted an ordinance that makes it illegal for residents to smoke in their homes if they share a wall with another dwelling. The … Continue reading →
Home Owners Insurance For Negative Equity
Consumers can self insure against negative equity A new type of insurance debuting next month protects home owners against negative equity. Underwater Mortgage Protection, offered by AmTrust Financial Services, is to launch in three states in December. It is then … Continue reading →
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2014 Economic Recovery Led By Housing Sector
Economic Recovery Led By Housing Sector Mortgage giant Freddie Mac is expecting a 2014 economic recovery led by the housing sector. Economists predict a much stronger economic recovery will take hold next year, “led by a resurgent housing sector,” according … Continue reading →
Home Remodeling Jumps 14% In September
Home Remodeling Jumps Home remodeling is posting a strong recovery as more home owners regain equity and look to spruce up their homes. Home remodeling projects jumped 14% in September over year-ago levels, according to BuildFax, which tracks building permits. … Continue reading →
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Home Buyers Cash Deposits Delay Closings
Home Buyers Cash Deposits Home buyers who make cash deposits to their checking accounts that don’t come from payroll checks or income tax refunds during the processing of a mortgage likely will face delays in closing, lending experts warn. That’s … Continue reading →
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Down Payment Requirements Loosening ?
Down Payment Requirements Lenders’ tight underwriting standards with down payment requirements have been blamed for sidelining many potential home buyers the last few years. But lenders may be showing signs of loosening down payment requirements up a bit. The average … Continue reading →
Bidding Wars Are Slowing Down
Bidding Wars Are Slowing Down Bidding wars in recent months have fueled large gains in home values in some parts of the country, particularly states like California, Arizona, and Nevada. But bidding wars and the buying frenzy from a few … Continue reading →
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Home Mortgage Loans Dropped Again
Home Mortgage Loans The Mortgage Bankers Association reports that its mortgage application index — which reflects both refinancing and home mortgage loans — dropped 1.8 percent for the week ending Nov. 8. That follows a revised drop of 2.8 percent … Continue reading →
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