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An insurance product, which is supposed to protect homeowners from declines in property values, is now being marketed in Ohio with plans to roll it out nationwide.
September 28 -
Marketing to single females is one of several ways credit unions can capture mortgage loans, according to experts who spoke at the America Credit Union Mortgage Association's Annual Conference in Las Vegas Tuesday.
September 28 -
There is a shortage of housing in Great Britain for senior citizens and not enough new properties are being built to cover the future demand, says a provider of retirement homes. And it is up to the government to fix the situation.
September 28 -
Aside from the inertia in Congress, Washington is looking good. The Washington area housing market, that is.
September 28 -
Applications for new mortgages jumped 9.3% for the week ending September 23, a sign that ultra low rates are finally spurring new business activity.
September 28 -
The Archstone Foundation has given $1.3 million in grants to organizations in nine California counties that will allow older Americans to age in their homes.
September 28 -
Moody's Investors Services sees no broad-based recovery in commercial real estate markets over the next year due to weakness in demand and what it calls "diminished lending."
September 27 -
A year ago when Bank of America announced that it was killing its wholesale division, it appeared as though loan brokers might be down for the count. Not only were firms still exiting the sector, but new, restrictive federal loan officer compensation rules set for the spring appeared to be the final nail in the coffin.
September 27 -
WASHINGTON—Since March 2008, the housing market has depended on government-backed loans with a maximum limit of up to $729,750 in high-cost areas. But all that is about to end with Congress resigned to allowing the maximum limit to drop back to $625,500 on Oct. 1.
September 27 -
More Americans are using remote work arrangements, such as working from a home office these days, while survey data shows support either argumentsthat these arrangements are more productive or they are productivity killers.
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