Foreclosure Protection for Arkansas Storm Victims
6 hrs ago | via ArkansasMatters Central Arkansas' Homepage
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan today announced HUD will speed federal disaster assistance to counties in Arkansas and provide support to homeowners and low-income renters forced from their homes following severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding. Comment?
Yesterday | via Daily Record
By Ethan C. Nobles Arkansas RealtorsA Association Ethan@ArkansasRealtors.com Just ask any Realtor in Arkansas a ' business starts to get slow after Thanksgiving and stays that way until the first of January as people are busy with Christmas and tend to put off buying or selling homes until after the first of the year. Comment?
Saturday Dec 5 | via Arkansas News Bureau
Home sales in Arkansas showed marked improvement in October as statewide total sales rose 24 percent over the previous year. Comment?
State home sales rise on federal tax carrot
Friday Dec 4 | via Herald-Leader
Real estate agent Aimee Long of McKay and Co. on Thursday shows Michael Taylor a condo for sale in Andover Square in Little Rock. Comment?
Arkansas home sales up in October
Thursday Dec 3 | via Arkansas News Bureau
Home sales in Arkansas improved in October from the same month a year ago for just the third time in 45 months, according to a report today from the Arkansas Realtors Association. Comment?
Vail Law: Here's a look at renter's rights in Colorado
5 min ago | via The Vail Trail - Lifestyle trends in the Vail valley
In this down economy, home purchases have been delayed, deferred or abandoned. Preeminently, home sales are down almost everywhere and when you ain't buyin', you gotta live somewhere. Comment?
Scotiabank profit almost triples
5 min ago | via Globeinvestor.com
The bank's profit for the full year ended Oct. 31 was $3.55-billion, up 13 per cent from a year ago, and it met all of the financial targets it set for itself at the end of the prior year. Comment?
Banks and watchdogs near ABCP deal
8 min ago | via Globeinvestor.com
Regulators are moving closer to a settlement with a group of major banks and brokerages that sold asset-backed commercial paper before it froze during the credit crisis, leaving panicked investors with no access to more than $30-billion of their money. Comment?
Debt Raters Avoid Overhaul After Crisis
13 min ago | via Gainesville.com
Published: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 5:09 a.m. When the financial crisis began, few players on Wall Street looked more ripe for reform than the Big Three credit rating agencies. Comment?
FHA push: Good for condos? Critics say no
13 min ago | via Chicago Sun-Times
The Federal Housing Administration began enforcing new rules Monday that it said will help more condominium buyers qualify for mortgages. Comment?