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WASHINGTON (AP) — Homeowners staggering under mounting mortgage debt and facing foreclosure could get cheaper, government-backed loans under Democrats' housing rescue plan.
But first, lenders would have to agree to wipe out part of ...
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government-backed loans, homeowners April 22nd, 2008
By J.W. ELPHINSTONE, Associated Press
Frustrated as her house languished on the market for three straight summers, J.J. Rodgers is trying a new sales tactic: giving the two-story home away in an essay contest.
Already, she's received ...
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Robert and Yvonne Cromer began investing in real estate in 2000, when they tapped the equity in their College Area home to buy a nearby rental property.
Over the next few years, the San Diego County ...
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The Bush administration has abandoned its doctrinaire insistence on market-led solutions to the unfolding mortgage crisis, and President George W. Bush has expressed support for recent Federal Reserve measures to stabilize capital markets.
Yet the administration's ...
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More than a third of a million homeowners who took out 'safe' mortgage deals five years ago are now struggling to face a bill of £1.02 billion.
About 340,000 five-year fixed rate mortgages were taken out ...
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