New Hampshire Housing Market Still Better Than Most
As it turns out, the sky may not be falling.
At least not in the New Hampshire housing market.
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As it turns out, the sky may not be falling.
At least not in the New Hampshire housing market.
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Home sales in Santa Barbara County contained both good and bad news last month, with the South Coast seeing mostly positive gains and the North County facing negative numbers.
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The following may be apparent to some. However, the current subprime crisis proves that it hasn’t been for all:
But saving money for a down payment might soon be the newest trend revisited in mortgage financing the purchase of a home. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s been called a meltdown, an implosion, an all-out crisis of unprecedented proportion.
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A San Diego mortgage lender is closing its offices as part of substantial cuts to its work force in the wake of the credit market crises.
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Despite all the doom and gloom reports about the national housing market, South Dakota realtors say the Yankton area has not been impacted.
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The mortgage industry’s tailspin from lofty heights has left potential Valley buyers scrambling to pick up the pieces of shattered deals, as lending standards tighten on a near-daily basis.
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Thanks in large part to the actions taken by the country’s largest banks, Wall Street sailed into smoother waters last week following days of turbulence in the credit markets that sent investors flailing for solid ground.
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At the offices of North Carolina mortgage lender HomeBanc Corp., Archie Clark is the only employee left. But in a few days, he’ll be gone, too.
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You don’t hear a lot about smaller, Midwestern cities in a news climate filled with stories of home mortgage layoffs and problems in the California and Florida real estate markets.
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