Buyer bets on deals at tax sale
Sep 15, 2009 | via The Press Enterprise Online Newspaper
Dave Keller handed over more than $10,000 cash for two homes he won at Monday morning's delinquenttax auction, but he says he'll be lucky to get even one. Comment?
Pennsylvaniaa s $1.2bn Mortgage Program Targets 11,0...
Tuesday | via Housing Wire
A new $1.2bn Pennsylvania mortgage program will provide affordable loans to more than 11,000 homebuyers in a boost to the statea s economy, according to an announcement from Gov. Comment?
Governor Rendell Announces Initiative to Kick-Start ...
Monday Dec 28 | via Construction Equip. Distribution
Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell announced a new $1.2 billion statewide mortgage program last week. Comment?
Sunday Dec 27 | via The Times-Tribune
Font size: [A] [A] [A] This year was a roller-coaster ride with impacts of the recession lingering. Comment?
New Federal Fund Setup for Pa. Homebuyers
Sunday Dec 27 | via KYW-AM Philadelphia
Governor Rendell has announced a federally-funded program that will provide $11,000 affordable mortgages in Pennsylvania. Comment?
Government by Stealth: the GSE affair continues
Thursday Dec 24 | via The Big Picture
David R. Kotok co-founded Cumberland Advisors in 1973 and has been its Chief Investment Officer since inception. Comment?
Shouldn't Someone Go To Jail.....even if it is God's...
1 min ago | via Motley Fool
January 01, 2010 - Comments Step 1: Sell mortgage-related securities that are absolute junk to trusting clients at vastly overinflated prices. Comment?
Pirate cash suspected cause of Kenya property boom
2 min ago | via WDAM-TV Hattiesburg
Property prices in Nairobi are soaring, and Somali pirates are getting the blame. Comment?
the Meltdown: Economic hardship still widespread
2 hrs ago | via Maui News
By all measures, Maui's economy took a beating in 2009, as the islands continued to feel the aftermath of a global economic meltdown that started in 2008. Comment?
New Calif. Laws Protect Borrowers, Consumers
11 min ago | via KCBS-TV Los Angeles
Share + Jan 1, 2010 11:28 am US/Pacific SACRAMENTO, Calif. 1 of 1 California will begin the new year with a series of laws boosting protections for home buyers and punishing brokers who mislead borrowers. Comment?
15 min ago | via The Independent
Charles County has the sober distinction of topping the state reassessment lists for highest percentage of homes that have lost value and the largest percentage drop in estimated price since 2007. Comment?