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Bank of America Halts Foreclosures Across U.S

Last Week Bank of America halted foreclosures on homes across the country for the purposes of double checking improperly filed paperwork for tens of.

Mortgage Insurance Policy Changes

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is changing up-front and monthly Mortgage Insurance (MI) on FHA case numbers dated October 4, 2010 or later.

Weekly Rate Update: September 13th-17th Mortgage Rates

Welcome back, I have prepared a brief summary of mortgage rates for the most common loan programs. As you know, rates can vary greatly based on credit.

Low Inflation is Making Mortgage Rates Better

After rising for two weeks, mortgage rates moved a little lower this week. Slower than average economic growth and low inflation persuaded investors to.

Bank Repossessions Hit Record High in August

Though mortgage defaults have been falling for several months, bank repossessions (where borrowers actually lose their homes) have been climbing ever higher.

Principal Write Downs and Debt Forgiveness Changes

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Department of the Treasury (DOT) announced improvements to the existing Making Home Affordable.

FHA - Mortgage Insurance Premium Update...

After announcing last week that it was lowering upfront insurance premiums
from 2.25% to 1.0% on Sept. 7, the Federal Housing Administration said it’s pushing back implementation until October

Rates Remain low, For Now...

Rates are now the lowest that they have been in more than 40 years!. While there are many complicated factors that go into determining rates.

Congress has passed H.R. 5981 - FHA Mortgage Insurance Changes...

While there is both good news and bad news for FHA mortgage applicants, this premium restructuring will help to keep FHA stable in the long run.

If you are considering Strategic Default - Don't!

Fannie Mae has announced stiffer penalties to consider if you decide to walk away from a mortgage that you can afford to pay. Starting in the fall, Fannie Mae will disqualify borrowers for a period of seven years if they choose to default on their mortgage even though they have the ability to pay.

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