mortgage lenders

Southern California's S & Ls suffer, survive

Defaults climb, shares slide for IndyMac, Downey and FirstFed. Investors are increasingly throwing in the towel on Southern California-based savings-and-loan mortgage lenders IndyMac Bancorp, FirstFed Financial Corp. and Downey Financial Corp.

Southern California's S & Ls suffer, survive (Los Angeles Times)

Defaults climb, shares slide for IndyMac, Downey and FirstFed. Investors are increasingly throwing in the towel on Southern California-based savings-and-loan mortgage lenders IndyMac Bancorp, FirstFed Financial Corp. and Downey Financial Corp.

Bay Area notices of default rise in first quarter

DEFAULT NOTICES More Santa Clara County homeowners received "notices of default" from their mortgage lenders in the first quarter of this year than during any quarter on record.

Fed rate cuts not reaching mortgage market (Providence Business News)

WASHINGTON – Although Federal Reserve policymakers have cut key interest rates eight times since August, shaving 3 percentage points off the benchmark federal funds rate ( READ MORE ), mortgage lenders have so far declined to follow suit.

Fed rate cuts not reaching mortgage market (Providence Business News)

WASHINGTON – Although Federal Reserve policymakers have cut key interest rates eight times since August, shaving 3 percentage points off the benchmark federal funds rate ( READ MORE ), mortgage lenders have so far declined to follow suit.

Mortgage counselors' efforts get low marks (Daily Breeze)

Efforts by mortgage lenders to negotiate new loan terms for borrowers at risk of foreclosure are falling short in California, according to a survey of mortgage counseling agencies released Monday by a consumer advocate group.

Survey: Plan To Curb Foreclosures Failing (KCRA 3 Sacramento)

Efforts by mortgage lenders to negotiate new loan terms for borrowers at risk of foreclosure are falling short in California.

Survey: Lenders fall short in aiding at-risk California borrowers (San Jose Mercury News)

LOS ANGELES - Efforts by mortgage lenders to negotiate new loan terms for borrowers at risk of foreclosure are falling short in California, according to a survey of mortgage counseling agencies released Monday by a consumer advocate group.

Survey: Lenders fall short in aiding at-risk California borrowers

LOS ANGELES - Efforts by mortgage lenders to negotiate new loan terms for borrowers at risk of foreclosure are falling short in California, according to a survey of mortgage counseling agencies released Monday by a consumer advocate group.

Survey: Lenders fall short in aiding at-risk California borrowers (KSBY San Luis Obispo)

Associated Press - March 3, 2008 3:44 PM ET LOS ANGELES (AP) - Efforts by mortgage lenders to negotiate new loan terms for borrowers at risk of foreclosure are falling short in...

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