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FHA to toughen rules for borrowers
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is proposing raising minimum credit scores for borrowers who receive FHA-backed mortgages, increasing down payment requirements, and limiting the amount of money sellers can provide toward closing costs. The proposed changes are part of an effort to shore up the ...
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July 28, 2009-(MCT)-First-time homebuyers and those thinking about
refinancing are in a great place.
Mortgage rates just fell for the third straight week, according to mortgage
finance firm Freddie Mac.
“The credit markets are still tight, but they have loosened up significantly
from 90 days ago,” said Scott Norman, vice ...
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Would You Like $8,000? Buy a Home. Soon!
To stimulate the economy,
Washington juiced up the stimulus plan passed last year in February. Two
benefits for FTHBs (First Time Home Buyers) were that the amount of the tax credit was increased from up
to $7,500 to $8,000. And, more importantly, the amount of the credit does not
have to be ...
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Pending US Home Sales Surge
Pending US home sales skyrocketed to their highest number in 7 years, a sure sign that the bottom is forming and that bargain seekers have arrived. The National Association of Realtors reported that its seasonally adjusted index of sales contracts signed (the Pending Home Sales Index) jumped 6.7% to 90.3, well ...
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Freddie Mac says housing sales are near bottom
Frank Nothaft, chief economist of Freddie Mac, said on Saturday that housing
sales are nearing a bottom, with foreclosures accounting for a third of all
sales. But you knew there's a "but" coming, right? Yup...Nothaft added that
unemployment and house price declines will ...
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Finally we have some help for the troubled housing market. A law passed by the federal government and is one of the boldest and broadest pieces of legislation related to the real estate market since the great depression. Among other relief details, the legislation devotes $300 billion to helping troubled homeowners avoid ...
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