Week in Review: Things We Liked from the Week That Was
First class stamps will stay at 44 cents since the Postal Regulatory Commission denied a United States Postal Service rate hike to 46 cents. With
First class stamps will stay at 44 cents since the Postal Regulatory Commission denied a United States Postal Service rate hike to 46 cents. With
This week marked the second anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, an event which changed the way people thought of Wall Street and added
Some slowdowns are good. DJ Shamantis created an internet hit this week with “U Smile 800 Percent Slower.” A rendition of pop star Justin Bieber’s
President Obama, born August 4, 1961, celebrated his 49th birthday this week. The same year the President was born, the lobby group National Committee against
There was a lot to digest this week, and I’m not just talking about the half-size “Super Sub” President Obama ordered in Edison, New Jersey
Even with a whirlwind of news this week — from General McChrystal’s departure to the longest tennis match in the history of Wimbledon — real estate remained a major focus. Sales of new single-family
With Memorial Day this weekend, the perfect storm is setting in for the summer home buying season. Riding the tails of a 7.6% increase in
This week offered a mixed bag of good and bad news. On the positive front, the rate of late mortgage payments dropped in the first
Of course, last Friday was the long anticipated deadline of the home buyer tax credits. While it did cause last minute deals to hurry in
We talked a lot last week about the swirling arguments in the real estate industry. This week, it seems as if we are starting to
The White House wants our input on how to overhaul the nation’s $11-Trillion mortgage market. Through the Office of the Federal Register, the administration will be asking the public to provide comments to questions regarding the futures of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the broader U.S. housing-finance system.
There was a lot of finger pointing in Washington this week. The Federal Government is urging banks to forgive principals in order to help homeowners
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