Orrstown Bank hires mortgage originator (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
September 30, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
SHIPPENSBURG — Orrstown Bank announced recently that Terry Barbuzanes has joined the company as a mortgage originator. She will serve the bank’s Greencastle market.
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Orrstown Bank hires mortgage originator (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
New report by bank regulators shows over half of mortgage holders who get help miss payments again (New York Daily News)
September 30, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
More than half of mortgage holders who get help fall behind again, just as lenders are ramping up efforts to avoid more home foreclosures, according to a new report by bank regulators.
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New report by bank regulators shows over half of mortgage holders who get help miss payments again (New York Daily News)
Carmel man gets prison for mortgage fraud (The Indianapolis Star)
September 30, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
A federal judge has sentenced a Carmel man to 30 months in prison for his role in a massive $20 million mortgage fraud scheme involving duplexes on Indianapolis’ Eastside.
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Carmel man gets prison for mortgage fraud (The Indianapolis Star)
Real estate market can sustain year-round sales (The Record and Herald News)
September 30, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Real estate market can sustain year-round sales (The Record and Herald News)
Jackson real estate market halved (Billings Gazette)
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JACKSON - Real estate sales in the Jackson Hole area are off by half in terms of volume and value sold over the last year.
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Jackson real estate market halved (Billings Gazette)
(AFX UK Focus) 2009-10-01 04:34 S.Korea mortgage loans decline slightly in Sept (Interactive Investor)
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SEOUL, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Mortgage loans by banks and non-bank financial companies in South Korea fell slightly during the first 19 business days of September, data from a financial regulator showed on Thursday. Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) Governor Kim Jong-chang said in a statement the regulator planned to take pre-emptive measures on mortgage lending by non-bank financial firms …
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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-10-01 04:34 S.Korea mortgage loans decline slightly in Sept (Interactive Investor)
S.Korea mortgage loans decline slightly in Sept (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)
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SEOUL, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Mortgage loans by banks and non-bank financial companies in South Korea fell slightly during the first 19 business days of September, data from a financial regulator showed on Thursday.
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S.Korea mortgage loans decline slightly in Sept (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)
Eastday-Banks call a halt to mortgage incentives (Eastday.com)
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China’s biggest five state-owned banks will stop offering commissions to agents who recruit household mortgage clients until the end of the year because of burgeoning business in home financing, according to industry sources.
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Eastday-Banks call a halt to mortgage incentives (Eastday.com)
Seminar for investors, real-estate agents (The Canton Repository)
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Day Ketterer and the Cleveland Restoration Group will sponsor a free continuing-education seminar Wednesday to inform real-estate agents and investors on diversification options.
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Seminar for investors, real-estate agents (The Canton Repository)
Do not get into the trap of buying distressed homes – real estate will fall another 60 to 70% during depression in … (India Daily)
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Some are making big mistakes running after the $8,000 from the Federal Government. Home buyers are finding that the battered real-estate market offers just as many opportunities for headaches as for bargains.
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Do not get into the trap of buying distressed homes – real estate will fall another 60 to 70% during depression in … (India Daily)