local real estate
Kenneth R. Harney: A break for areas tainted as declining
Posted May 25th, 2008 by California Home LoanWASHINGTON - Could the controversial mortgage industry practice of listing hundreds of local real estate markets as "declining" - and restricting lending through higher down payments or credit scores - be scrapped? The two biggest players in the home mortgage field, Fannie Mae
Kenneth R. Harney: A break for areas tainted as declining
Posted May 25th, 2008 by California Home LoanWASHINGTON - Could the controversial mortgage industry practice of listing hundreds of local real estate markets as "declining" - and restricting lending through higher down payments or credit scores - be scrapped? The two biggest players in the home mortgage field, Fannie Mae
Looser Credit on the Way In 'Declining' Markets?
Posted May 24th, 2008 by California Home LoanCould the mortgage industry scrap its controversial practice of listing hundreds of local real estate markets as "declining" -- and restricting lending there through higher down payments or credit scores?
At last! Mortgage rate relief arrives (San Jose Mercury News)
Posted May 17th, 2008 by Mortgage Rates AdminMonths after many eager homeowners started gearing up to refinance their mortgages, interest rates for Bay Area-size mortgages are finally falling. Vote: Will you refi? | Search local real estate transactions
Local housing market doing 'relatively well' (The Leaf Chronicle)
Posted May 4th, 2008 by Mortgage Rates AdminIf Clarksville's housing market reflects any of the symptoms of the nation's lingering mortgage crisis, it's probably more of an indirect consequence, local real estate industry leaders and economists insist.
No deal for anxious home buyers
Posted April 29th, 2008 by California Home LoanDespite the slow real estate market and no shortage of 'for sale' signs, competition is surprisingly fierce for houses owned by banks.
Area homes becoming more affordable (Vallejo Times-Herald)
Posted February 23rd, 2008 by Mortgage Rates AdminMore people should be able to afford a Vallejo-area home now that prices have dropped, though stricter mortgage loan requirements make it difficult, local real estate experts said Wednesday. The California Association of Realtors released