Stories tagged "housing" - Page 4

More homebuyers are turning to FHA-insured loans to get affordable mortgage loans during these times of crisis.

High-end property in financial centres that are traditionally able to weather economic storms better than most because they are preferred hubs for media, culture and tourism, are finally reeling under the impact of the global credit crisis

It's a sad state of affairs when truth will kill a political campaign but lies and pandering will boost it

Learn how to profit from Dallas foreclosures

MREF provides free consultations to nonprofit organizations, helping them sort out whether the offered gift is a financial boon or a Trojan House (yes, I meant house).

The talking points articulate in more detail the connection between the stabilization bill and the housing markets.

A decision, made under pressure from Congress and investors, to steer Fannie Mae into dangerous corners of the mortgage market proved to be disastrous.

The federal government's new $300 billion Hope for Homeowners program opened for business today with the intent of staving off foreclosure for 400,000 homeowners in trouble. But we just have to wonder how effective it will be.

Every year, we demolish 250,000 homes and bury the debris. What if all those floors and joists and beams were reused?

Last night, my husband walked door to door to help register voters for the coming election. Plenty of angry people, Republican and Democrat, wanted to stop the housing bailout. Stopthehousingbailout.com reflects their concerns.