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Yahoo! News Search Results for Refinance Home Equity Loan
Yahoo! News Search Results for Refinance Home Equity Loan
Refinance likely, thanks to equity cushion (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Owning a first home free and clear should boost the odds of getting a refinance on a second home.
One family's desperate fight for its home (MSN Money)
The Gentrys sought to avoid foreclosure via a government-backed loan modification. But the company that services their loan has a different priority.
A good case for refinancing (The Star-Ledger)
Q. I have a second home worth about $110,000 that has $57,000 remaining principal on a first mortgage at 6.375 percent with 11 years left on the loan. Our primary residence is paid off and worth about...
Teller County leads state in foreclosures per capita (Pikes Peak Courier View)
Sharon Roshek keeps a box of Kleenex near the front of her desk at Coldwell Banker 1st Choice Realty.
SLM Sells Debt at Higher Rate Than Students Pay: Credit Markets (Bloomberg)
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- SLM Corp. , the biggest U.S. student-loan company, tapped the bond market for the first time in almost two years, paying more than it charges some borrowers as $11 billion of b...
County sees highest recorded year for foreclosures (Telluride Daily Planet)
By BEN FORNELL Staff Writer Jan Stout had just closed the 93rd foreclosure file she?s worked on this year when the FedEx man showed up.
Getting a Mortgage Without Perfect Credit (BusinessWeek via Yahoo! News)
The government keeps promoting programs designed to help existing homeowners refinance their mortgages at a lower rate, as well as get perspective buyers into homes. In other words, Uncle Sam says he'...
Home Short Sellers May Face Big Tax Bills (CBS 2 Los Angeles)
What should have been a legislative afterthought is threatening to become a financial purgatory for thousands of California taxpayers hit by the housing crisis.
SLM Sells Debt at Higher Rate Than Students Pay: Credit Markets (BusinessWeek)
SLM Corp., the largest U.S. student-loan company, raised $1.5 billion in the bond market, paying more than it charges some borrowers to begin addressing $11 billion of bonds maturing through next year...
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