Glad tidings about the economy are often bad news for mortgage shoppers, and that’s the case today.
This is what the envelope looks like when you receive a check resulting from the foreclosure settlement between the federal government and more than a dozen big banks.
The foreclosure checks bounced.
The Fed dissed me. And lots of other people, too.
You have been given a two-year extension to refinance your underwater home under HARP.
The gap between the asking prices for homes and final sales prices narrows as house values continue to climb.
Mortgage rates are unlikely to change much in reaction to the January employment report, released this morning.
Fannie and Freddie are extending appraisals for those affected by Sandy. Does that mean your lender will, too? Not necessarily.
Were you in the middle of a refi when Sandy hit? Be prepared for delays and possibly more inspections.
Fannie, Freddie and the FHA are offering help to homeowners who live in areas where a major disaster has been declared as a result of Sandy.
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