Lean times permeate all classes and now the rich begin to default on mortgages — meanwhile, the government makes it easier for homebuyers to again buy more than they can afford. The contradictio… more →
Texas housersJohn Henneberger wrote 2 days ago: Lean times permeate all classes and now the rich begin to default on mortgages — meanwhile, th … more →
lnfere wrote 2 days ago: Home buyers in the mid-Atlantic region are taking advantage of favorable housing conditions. Octobe … more →
tzugidan wrote 3 days ago: By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Sales of previously owned U.S. homes jumped last mont … more →
John Henneberger wrote 4 days ago: The consequences of rampant, irrational home loans issued during in the false economic boom of Georg … more →
lnfere wrote 6 days ago: Freddie Mac is reporting the average for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage was 4.83% nationally (with 0. … more →
John Henneberger wrote 2 weeks ago: Facing a huge deficit issue, Congress finally acts to give tax breaks to homebuyers but does not add … more →
John Henneberger wrote 2 weeks ago: Disclosures about Wall Street’s bottom-feeders continue to surface: two stories about Goldman-Sachs … more →
lnfere wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s official. President Obama has signed the homebuyer tax credit extension. The legislatio … more →
lnfere wrote 4 weeks ago: CNN is reporting the Senate will extend the $8,000 first time home buyer tax credit through April, 2 … more →
John Henneberger wrote 4 weeks ago: Confusion reins at Freddie Mac where the quasi-governmental agency cannot bridge the roles of oversi … more →
John Henneberger wrote 1 month ago: Seeking to provide mortgages to a huge wait-list of first-time homeowners refused by private banks, … more →
lnfere wrote 1 month ago: For the third straight week, mortgage interest rates stayed below 5%, according to Freddie Mac … more →
John Henneberger wrote 1 month ago: Having exhausted the over-sold mortgage ruse, predators now set their sights on reverse mortgages an … more →
John Henneberger wrote 1 month ago: The bank doesn’t want your mortgage: with more profit to be made at less risk in other ventures, ban … more →
John Henneberger wrote 1 month ago: Thousands of Gulf Coast poor driven inland by Hurricanes Katrina and Ike have not returned; many cho … more →
lnfere wrote 1 month ago: There are signs the real estate market may have reached “the bottom”. One indicator of … more →
John Henneberger wrote 2 months ago: The annual American Community Survey has been released and shows the pervasive effects of the recess … more →
John Henneberger wrote 2 months ago: On the first anniversary of Hurricane Ike, coastal newspapers chronicled the plight of thousands of … more →
John Henneberger wrote 2 months ago: As the housing market continues to sputter, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac falter under government conse … more →