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  • Equity share can help close gap for homebuyers

    North Bay Business Journal - People still want to buy homes, but the subprime mortgage meltdown, tighter credit ... The occupier can choose to refinance the property and has first right to buy out ... at 707-547-2716 or by e-mail at hcoffey@investorstrust.com . For more information ...
    2008-02-18 10:20:00

  • Transparent Mortgage Pricing Introduced Day One Mortgage announces ...

    dBusinessNews.com - ... secret Yield Spread Premium, and serves to educate homeowners on the typical fees associated with a mortgage loan. Additional information ... an effort to skirt the issue. YSP serves an important role in allowing home owners to purchase and refinance ...
    2008-02-18 02:09:00

  • False death report leads to troubles (UPI)

    A Nashville woman mistakenly declared dead eight years ago says constantly having to prove she is alive has taken all the humor out of the situation.
    2008-02-18 02:39:51

  • Centro Properties Shares Drop After Short-Term Debt Increased (Bloomberg.com)

    Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Centro Properties Group, the Australian owner of more than 700 U.S. malls, dropped by the most in a month in Sydney trading after saying yesterday it would increase the amount of its debt classified as short term.
    2008-02-18 04:09:49

  • Tom Hicks and Gillett's future rests on Europe (Daily Telegraph)

    For the Liverpool's American owners, failure to make next season's lucrative group phase of the Champions League will leave their recent refinancing plans in tatters. David Bond reports.
    2008-02-18 06:03:24

  • Anderson County produce program gives schools local options (Anderson Independent-Mail)

    A fledgling program could give Anderson County farmers a market and Anderson schools fresh produce for lunches.
    2008-02-18 06:15:26

  • Steeled against recession (San Antonio Express-News/KENS 5)

    Business is booming for Trans-Tex and rest of the industry.
    2008-02-18 06:34:57

  • Asian Bourses Advance Despite Weak Wall Street Lead (Nasdaq)

    (RTTNews) - Monday, most of the stock markets in the Asia Pacific region were trading in positive territory despite the weak lead from Wall Street on Friday. Japanese stocks advanced, led by gains in oil and iron and steel issues. Exporters also gained on the back of a weaker yen.
    2008-02-17 08:29:15

  • In Basket: Workshop offers tips to avoid foreclosure (Long Beach Press-Telegram)

    On Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., City Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske will host a workshop for "at-risk homeowners" to let them know about options to avoid foreclosure.
    2008-02-18 12:16:27

  • Fed Rate Cuts Fuel Refi Boom (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

    The recent flurry of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve Bank is good news for homeowners and homebuyers.
    2008-02-18 05:00:00

  • Watch out for these tax and rebate scams (Akron Beacon Journal)

    Here are some hot topics you should be aware of
    2008-02-18 07:48:10

  • The Rockbridge Traveler for 1_30_2008 (Rockbridge Weekly)

    January has turned out to be a very busy month with committees and projects popping up all over.
    2008-02-18 06:31:51

  • Job losses and £100m fees: Day One at National Rock

    Times Online - Representatives of some of Britain’s high street banks have approached the Competition Commission over fears that a state-aided Northern Rock would undercut their mortgage and savings rates. The British Bankers’ Association has asked the ...
    2008-02-18 04:33:00

  • Higher rates will keep credit cards profitable

    Chicago Tribune - But Robertson said it seems clear that leading banks, having suffered billions of dollars in losses from the mortgage meltdown, are casting about for new sources of revenue. "They need to raise rates because they can't raise fees anymore," he said ...
    2008-02-16 11:52:00

  • Housing affordability sinks

    News.com.au - However, this poses a risk because if economic conditions deteriorate these borrowers may find themselves trapped in a mortgage they didn't expect to keep long term," he said. "A stagnant property market, combined with increasing interest rates, could ...
    2008-02-18 01:34:00

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