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Saturday, June 4, 2011
Friday, June 3, 2011
NYTimes: When the Seller Is the Lender
MORTGAGES: When the Seller Is the Lender
Owner-financed deals can provide sellers with interest income while helping buyers unable to secure a convention bank loan.
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NYTimes: Statements Skip Over REIT’s Woes
HIGH & LOW FINANCE: Statements Skip Over REIT's Woes
Apple REIT Eight, a real estate investment trust that owns hotels, issues comforting account statements, but its latest quarterly report contains some unsettling red flags.
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
NYTimes: Advocates and Bankers Join to Fight Loan Rules
Advocates and Bankers Join to Fight Loan Rules
As banking regulators rewrite mortgage rules, unusual alliances have sprung up to oppose tighter standards.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
The Washington Post: New signs U.S. economic recovery is faltering
New signs U.S. economic recovery is faltering
http://wapo.st/lUIA5k
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NYTimes: Mortgage Company Settles Maternity Leave Case
Mortgage Company Settles Maternity Leave Case
Cornerstone Mortgage will settle a federal complaint that accused it of discriminating based on maternity leave.
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NYTimes: Bottom May Be Near for Slide in Housing
Bottom May Be Near for Slide in Housing
An index of prices in 20 cities is down 33.1 percent from the peak in July 2006 after falling for the eighth straight month in March.
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NYTimes: S.E.C. Case Stands Out Because It Stands Alone
S.E.C. Case Stands Out Because It Stands Alone
How just one employee of Goldman Sachs came to represent mortgage-securities fraud has raised questions about the government's thoroughness in investigating Wall Street.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
NYTimes: Bubble-debt Denialism
PAUL KRUGMAN BLOG: Bubble-debt Denialism
A Greenspan blast from the past.
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NYTimes: The Numbers Are Grim
EDITORIAL: The Numbers Are Grim
The economy is not growing nearly fast enough to dent unemployment, but help is not forthcoming.
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NYTimes: Tempted to Speed? Consider Your Auto Insurance
BUCKS BLOG: Tempted to Speed? Consider Your Auto Insurance
Bad driving can cause double-digit increases in your auto insurance rates.
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NYTimes: Housing Index Is Expected to Show a New Low in Prices
Housing Index Is Expected to Show a New Low in Prices
The downward spiral of the housing market, which experts expect will continue, has not only lowered home ownership, but tarnished a piece of the American dream.
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Monday, May 30, 2011
Article: Banks battle for big borrowers - National News - National - General - Wimmera Mail Times
Banks battle for big borrowers - National News - National - General - Wimmera Mail Times
http://www.mailtimes.com.au/news/national/national/general/banks-battle-for-big-borrowers/2178427.aspx
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Article: Foreclosed Homes: Which States Have Steepest Discounts? - Page 1
Foreclosed Homes: Which States Have Steepest Discounts? - Page 1
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/ohio-illinois-steepest-discounts-foreclosure-prices/t/story?id=13692585
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NYTimes: Economic Reports This Week
Economic Reports This Week
Reports will include S.& P./Case-Shiller housing price index for March, and unemployment and consumer confidence for May.
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
The Washington Post: Credit unions increasingly offer high-rate payday loans
Credit unions increasingly offer high-rate payday loans
http://wapo.st/ixz5Jb
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The Washington Post: Student loans: Options for federal and private debt
Student loans: Options for federal and private debt
http://wapo.st/mSB0bu
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NYTimes: U.S. Has Binged. Soon It’ll Be Time to Pay the Tab.
FAIR GAME: U.S. Has Binged. Soon It'll Be Time to Pay the Tab.
The authors of a new study say the United States could eventually face a debt burden equal to 302 percent of its gross domestic product.
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