Archive for January, 2009

The Amount You can Borrow from Bad Credit Home Mortgage Loans
The Amount You can Borrow from Bad Credit Home Mortgage Loans Author: Jennifer 22 Jan When applying for mortgages in the UK, residents no longer have to worry about their credit ratings, as long as they are able to find reliable lenders. Various lenders nowadays already offer bad credit home mortgage loans to qualified individuals. Before these loans were offered, it was necessary for people to maintain excellent credit ratings in order to get a mortgage. These mortgage loans for home bu

UPDATE 2-UK mortgage approvals up but housing gloom persists (The Forex Market)
LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Approvals for new home loans in Britain rose in December from a record low, data showed on Monday, but analysts said this did not portend a housing market recovery.

Posts about Tri-State Real Estate (FL, GA and AL) as of January 21, 2009
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What are rich men’s home loans good for? (Independent)
We are still waiting for the lending squeeze to relax its grip so that those of us with average salaries, average credit reports and average deposits can borrow money for property again. We could be waiting a long time, but in the meantime, lenders are coming up with ways to bargain with us over our financial needs.

Rapacious Greed Reveals Banking’s Global Confidence Scheme
By Guest Author Nicholas WindrumYou might have noticed how, when the ludicrously described ‘Credit Crunch’ began a little while ago it was all blamed by the banks on those feckless individuals who took out laughingly called ’sub-prime’ mortgages to buy houses. But now the entire World financial system is in collapse with the global economy grinding to a halt, companies going bust and millions of people losing their jobs and houses with cataclysmic poverty stalking the Globe. It is no longer just

Second Mortgages: What you Need to Know
Second Mortgages: What you Need to Know Posted by Dark Spider at January 21, 2009 At times in life it may be necessary to come up with a sum of cash for unexpected expenses or even expenses that you might not be able to afford without a influx of cash. In these cases a second mortgage can come in quite handy. Before taking out a second mortgage; however, you should know how they work and the advantages and disadvantages of second mortgages. Basically a second mortgage occurs when yo

Mortgage advice could help homeowners benefit from base rate cut
Fri 23 Jan 2009 Posted by EPR-Network under Consumer Services, Featured, Financial, Home, Society Released on: January 23, 2009, 2:46 amPress Release Author: Melanie TaylorIndustry: FinancialPress Release Summary: Financial solutions company Think Money have said that many homeowners stand to benefit from January’s base rate cut, adding that those who are prevented from receiving the benefit due to mortgage collars could still potentially save money if they remortgage.Press Release Body: Fo

Gates of Vienna News Feed 1/21/2009
Notice the articles on the economic crisis. The Dow tanked — no inauguration bounce. And the banking crisis in the UK is particularly serious. The recession (depression?) will last at least through the end of this year.Thanks to C. Cantoni, DK, Fausta, Holger Danske, Insubria, Islam in Action, JD, REP, Steen, and all the other tipsters who sent these in. Headlines and articles are below the fold.- - - - - - - - -USA1994 All Over Again?Bank of America Soars as Lewis, Directors Buy SharesCAIR Welc

Rapacious Greed Reveals Banking’s Global Confidence Scheme
By Guest Author Nicholas WindrumYou might have noticed how, when the ludicrously described ‘Credit Crunch’ began a little while ago it was all blamed by the banks on those feckless individuals who took out laughingly called ’sub-prime’ mortgages to buy houses. But now the entire World financial system is in collapse with the global economy grinding to a halt, companies going bust and millions of people losing their jobs and houses with cataclysmic poverty stalking the Globe. It is no longer just