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Tracks the housing finance breakdown: a saga of corruption, stupidity, and government complicity. The keep track of the number of major mortgage lenders who have imploded since 2006. As of right...
I've been worried about a slide in real-estate for some time. I don't think the bottom is here yet and this article confirms my fears
Take a look at the data below and tell me if all of the sub-prime talk really makes sense. I suspect that savvy investors are seeing through the hype and are already taking positions to profit...
I think everyone who doesn't have his head in the sand realizes that the housing market has a long painful slide ahead of it. I am trying to protect my biggest investment
The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies projected that housing remodeling activity would be down in 2008. Bad news for Home Depot, Lowes, and thousands of contractors, etc. More fallout from...
As part of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, the IRS authorizes a deduction of up to $7,500 for qualified first-time homebuyers. What does that mean? Read on for an explanation.
Data that I follow seems to show fewer homes on the market, not more as would be expected. What's the explanation?
Century 21 CEO discusses the real estate market and of course he's not that gloomy. It's his job to keep the houses selling. He lists four factors that are key to homesales and points out that...
Ken Rosen, a real estate economist says housing market is the worst since the great depression. Sales and prices falling and no end in sight. He thinks there is a 45% of a general recession.
This housing bubble is going to take decades to work through the system.
My neighbors and others have been telling me about how rising property taxes are pushing their budgets to the limit. This, even more than adjustable rate mortgages could push many over the edge.
The experts never said that housing prices would come down. Now listen to what they are saying. This time I fear they are correct. There will be more real estate pain ahead before things get...
Some parts of the country (Sunbelt) are projected to see housing declines continue over the next couple of years. Prices may see double digit drops.
With their homes dropping below what they paid and the interest on their mortgages rising, many homeowners are opting to walk-away from their homes and let the bank foreclose. They are willing to...
The bad news continues for housing. If you need buy you might want to wait. Prices are still coming down and probably will be for quite some time.
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Institution
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4.76%
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EverBank
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2.54%
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Fidelity
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3.85%
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Crestmark Bank
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4.25%
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Corus Bank
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4.75%
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Corus Bank
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4.36%
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E-Loan
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4.78%
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State Bank of India
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5.09%
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State Bank of India
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5.30%
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State Bank of India
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4.84%
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US Treasury
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3.50%
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Federal Home Loan Bank (state and local tax exempt)
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3.67%
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Northrop Grumman FCU
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4.06%
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Melrose CU
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4.22%
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Melrose CU
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4.32%
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Melrose CU
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1.71%
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Various brokerages
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1.91%
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Various brokerages
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2.26%
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Various brokerages
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2.98%
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Various brokerages
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3.73%
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Various brokerages
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