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A Good Investment

Thursday, December 27th, 2007

Looking for investment properties , Less then a mile from From Chicago’s Renowned Magnificent Mile !! Located in Chicago’s Beautiful West Loop.
This NEW CONSTRUCTION has all the BELLS and Whistles of Chicago’s DownTown Living.
2 South Leavitt a Great Place to Live or Invest.
From $184,000 !!!
Sit down with an agent […]

Fraud Who are the Real Victims the Homeowners or the Banks?

Saturday, December 22nd, 2007

American Chronicle: Mortgage Fraud: Who are the Real Victims — the Homeowners or the Banks?
Mortgage Fraud: Who are the Real Victims — the Homeowners or the Banks?
Richard Geller
I grew up in Los Angeles and started my first business at age 15. I started my first successful business at age 18. That was an alarm company […]

Peninsula Clarion - News

Saturday, December 22nd, 2007

Peninsula Clarion - News
Realtors reassure peninsula buyers
HAL SPENCE
Peninsula Clarion
Kenai Peninsula real estate agents reacted Wednesday with strong words and public assurances in the wake of U.S. Grand Jury fraud indictments handed down Dec. 13 against nine individuals and one corporation in the Anchorage real estate market.
According to U.S. Attorney Nelson P. Cohen, the accused allegedly […]

Subprime Mortgage Plan Assures Recession

Thursday, December 13th, 2007

Extra Realty: Subprime Mortgage Plan Assures Recession
Subprime Mortgage Plan Assures Recession
The subprime mortgage rescue plan offered by President Bush assures the U.S. economy will fall into a recession in 2008, according to an analysis by Housing Predictor.
Destin, FL (PRWEB) December 11, 2007 — The subprime mortgage rescue plan to help borrowers by President George W. […]

Commercial Real Estate Roundup

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

Commercial Real Estate Roundup - WashBiz Blog
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Commercial Real Estate Roundup
Work began earlier this week on Towers Crescent, a new 13-story office building in Tysons Corner that investors and developers are hoping will benefit from the eventual opening of a Metrorail station in the business hub.
“With the planned […]

Commercial Developers Find New Loan Sources

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

RealEstateJournal | Commercial Developers Find New Loan Sources
Commercial Developers
Find New Loan Sources
By Angela Pruitt
From The Wall Street Journal Online
As Wall Street banks tighten their purse strings on commercial real-estate financing, other lenders are ready to step in.
Non-U.S. banks, insurance companies and smaller real-estate shops are poised for robust business from anxious developers finding it difficult […]

Toro’s Running of the Bulls Market Blog

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

Toro’s Running of the Bulls Market Blog: Commercial Real Estate in Trouble
Commercial Real Estate in Trouble
In the United Kingdom
THE commercial property market is facing its worst year since it crashed in the early 1990s, according to forecasters that include CB Richard Ellis, the world’s biggest property consultant.
The […]

Real Estate Fraud News | Mortgage Banking Industry News

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

Mortgage Fraud Blog - Mortgage Fraud News | Real Estate Fraud News | Mortgage Banking Industry News
2 NY Real Estate Attorneys Steal $200,000
Arelia Taveras, 46, Bloomington, Minnesota, and Mark Jacobs, 58, Glen Head, New York. Taveras, who is accused of stealing a total of $99,142 from four clients, is charged with three counts of third-degree […]

If It Sounds Too Good To Be True

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

If It Sounds Too Good To Be True …; MORTGAGE MELTDOWN: Foreclosure Rescue Scams Are Popping Up As The Subprime Loan Crisis Makes Many Homeowners Desperate - And It’s Easy For Crooks To Spot A Potential Victim
If It Sounds Too Good To Be True …; MORTGAGE MELTDOWN: Foreclosure Rescue Scams Are Popping Up As The […]

Mortgage inquiries swamping Arizona

Saturday, December 1st, 2007

Mortgage inquiries swamping Arizona
Mortgage inquiries swamping Arizona
Catherine Reagor
The Arizona Republic
Arizona’s mortgage regulator has shut down a handful of Valley firms for fraud and other illegal lending practices this year, but at least 40 other investigations are stalled because there is no money to fund them.
A wave of mortgage fraud and other bad lending practices that […]

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