We'd like to offer a solution for the housing crisis straight from the Quicken Loans Chairman, Dan Gilbert. For the full story and to get involved, please visit www.ASolutionThatWorks.com.
Early this morning the Federal Reserve, in conjunction with the European Central Bank, Bank of England, and Swiss, Canadian and Swedish banks, initiated a ½ point global rate cut in an effort to calm roiling global financial markets.
To battle America's looming financial crisis, The Bush Administration has proposed a $700 billion package - but what's in it for you?
Despite rates remaining low, the surge of applications from the previous week did not continue, according to a report released today by the Mortgage Bankers Association.
The National Association of Realtors announced today that existing home sales in August were down 2.2 percent as compared to July 2008.
With current market conditions spurring foreclosures, it only makes sense that buyers would want to take advantage of housing prices well under market value. But what’s the deal? Is this idea way too good to be true? Does buying a home that’s been foreclosed on make you a Good Investor or a Risk Taker? Here we'll explore the pros, cons and precautions to take when buying a foreclosed home.
Mortgage rates have remained low, but ongoing financial unrest on Wall Street continues to have a negative impact on the national mortgage market.
Welcome to the latest in a new series of audio news stories from Quicken Loans Relationship Marketing Manager Mark Smith. Today's podcast is titled “Uncle Sam rescues Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac” and details the Federal Government's bailout of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Early this week, it seemed like Congress would never come to an agreement about the much-buzzed-about financial bailout. But there was a meeting of minds today and one of the most historic Government moves of all time was set into place.
We'd like to offer a solution for the housing crisis straight from the Quicken Loans Chairman, Dan Gilbert. For the full story and to get involved, please visit www.ASolutionThatWorks.com.
Early this morning the Federal Reserve, in conjunction with the European Central Bank, Bank of England, and Swiss, Canadian and Swedish banks, initiated a ½ point global rate cut in an effort to calm roiling global financial markets.
To battle America's looming financial crisis, The Bush Administration has proposed a $700 billion package - but what's in it for you?
Despite rates remaining low, the surge of applications from the previous week did not continue, according to a report released today by the Mortgage Bankers Association.
The National Association of Realtors announced today that existing home sales in August were down 2.2 percent as compared to July 2008.
The U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced that sales of new, single-family homes fell in the month of August, decreasing 11.5% from July’s numbers.
Despite rates remaining low, the surge of applications from the previous week did not continue, according to a report released today by the Mortgage Bankers Association.
The National Association of Realtors announced today that existing home sales in August were down 2.2 percent as compared to July 2008.
The U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced that sales of new, single-family homes fell in the month of August, decreasing 11.5% from July’s numbers.
With current market conditions spurring foreclosures, it only makes sense that buyers would want to take advantage of housing prices well under market value. But what’s the deal? Is this idea way too good to be true? Does buying a home that’s been foreclosed on make you a Good Investor or a Risk Taker? Here we'll explore the pros, cons and precautions to take when buying a foreclosed home.
Mortgage rates have remained low, but ongoing financial unrest on Wall Street continues to have a negative impact on the national mortgage market.