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Confidence surveys suggest consumer borrowing might be stabilizing as the economy shows signs of recovery, but it remains unlikely to increase in the short run, according to a Moody's conference call on the outlook for consumer finance.
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The difference between a sales technique being effective, and sounding cheesy is sometimes like the old real estate adage: location, location, location.
December 2 -
The Treasury Department this week unveiled a new joint task force to fight mortgage scams aimed at struggling homeowners seeking payment relief under the government’s Home Affordable Modification Program.
December 2 -
Over the past week or so Bank of America began telling a select group of its warehouse lending clients that their lines would terminate within 30 to 90 days.
December 2 -
Looking for some decent housing news for a change? Try this: A major land developer with 22 master planned communities in 14 states has already equaled last year's sales.
December 2 -
Although some 4,700 units remain unsold from the last condo boom in South Florida, developers are now proposing to build 20 more towers in the tri-county area of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.
December 2 -
Mortgage companies ramped up hiring in October, adding 1,500 full-time employees to their payrolls, according to government figures released Friday morning.
December 2 -
The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate tracked by Freddie Mac during the week ending Dec. 1 came in 2 basis points higher at 4%, but still left the average for the past month below 4%.
December 1 -
PHH Corp., Mt. Laurel, N.J., plans to sell $250 million of unsecured debt, using the proceeds to pay off an equal amount of debt that comes due next April.
December 1 -
The Federal Housing Administration endorsed $15.7 billion of single-family loans in October, a 3% decline from the previous month, according to new figures released Thursday morning.
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