With the current fear of the house price crash, it is no wonder that people, couples, families and professionals are desperately seeking to sell their property in a bid to recoup some money. (…)

Stated income home loans are now a thing of the past as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac suffer with more defaults. (…)

Owner builders save themselves a lot of money by managing the construction of their homes and cutting out the costs of a general contractor. (…)

As of Monday July 14th, 2008, the government has passed new laws which cause a decent amount of change within the mortgage industry and how these companies give out loans to homeowners. (…)

Life doesn’t hold too many real guarantees anymore. (…)

The nation is all a buzz with talk of the housing market, and chances are, you’ve seen foreclosures popping up all over the place–including your own neighborhood. (…)

So what has been going on in the world of finance and mortgages? Certainly the biggest news was the fall of IndyMac. (…)

No one ever purchases a home with the desire of defaulting on the mortgage, but it does happen. (…)

Many homeowners, when they cannot pay their mortgages, stop reading letters from their lender and ignore phone calls regarding their mortgage. (…)

If you are considering buying a new home, then you may already know that there are many requirements that potential home buyers must meet. One such requirement is private mortgage insurance. (…)