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Mortgage group says loan workouts hit record in April
A mortgage industry alliance, under pressure to show progress in its efforts to aid troubled borrowers, says lenders gave a record amount of assistance to homeowners last month.
Senate panel OKs homeowner rescue
WASHINGTON - A key Senate panel approved a homeowner rescue plan today to give cheaper, government-backed mortgages to up to 500,000 strapped borrowers.
Lawmakers reach agreement on housing rescue bill
WASHINGTON - Two powerful senators announced today they had reached an agreement for a homeowner rescue package that could help a half-million strapped borrowers get government-backed mortgages.
Fannie Mae scraps higher down payment requirements
Fannie Mae scraps higher downpayment requirements
WASHINGTON - Fannie Mae says it is doing away with higher minimum downpayment requirements for borrowers in distressed real estate markets.
Mortgage delinquency rates double in Washington region (The Washington Examiner)
The metro region is feeling the effects of nationwide mortgage troubles, as a new data reveals the number of borrowers with mortgage payments at least 60 days late doubled or almost doubled - and in some cases tripled - in all counties in the region from the fourth quarter of 2006 to the same period in 2007.
Mortgage delinquency rates double in Washington region (The Washington Examiner)
The metro region is feeling the effects of nationwide mortgage troubles, as a new data reveals the number of borrowers with mortgage payments at least 60 days late doubled or almost doubled - and in some cases tripled - in all counties in the region from the fourth quarter of 2006 to the same period in 2007.
Mortgage delinquency rates double in Washington region (The Washington Examiner)
The metro region is feeling the effects of nationwide mortgage troubles, as a new data reveals the number of borrowers with mortgage payments at least 60 days late doubled or almost doubled - and in some cases tripled - in all counties in the region from the fourth quarter of 2006 to the same period in 2007.
FDIC chief backs Treasury loans to spur refinancing
FDIC housing plan would give loans to troubled homeowners
WASHINGTON - The government would give emergency loans to around 1 million troubled borrowers under a new housing-assistance plan developed by a federal bank regulator.