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Going under - The administration is expanding a Federal bailout program to allow those deeper ?underwater? to refinance with Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. While the program is supposed to help out homeowners facing foreclosures, critics have called it an expansion of the disastrous subprime loan program. The Wall Street Journal describes the refinancing scheme: Strapped borrowers with mortgages worth up to 125% of their home?s value will now be eligible to refinance under the program, as long as they are n [Read More...]
Deadbeat: Not Just A Circumstance, A State of Mind - Lose what little faith you still have in your fellow Americans with the new Mortgage Metrics Report . For the first time, the quarterly report [ pdf ] from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Office of Thrift Supervision includes information on redefault rates for modified mortgage loans. That is, lenders are increasingly offering supposedly distressed borrowers substantial reductions in principal and interest payments. (See page 25 to see how rapidly these modifications a [Read More...]
When Big Men Learn Hard Lessons - ?It?s almost worth the Great Depression,? humorist Will Rogers reportedly remarked, ?to learn how little our big men know.? Apparently, the big men of Will Rogers? day didn?t know all that much?or at least not enough to avoid the Great Depression. But that was then and this is now. Today?s big men are much, much smarter?Everybody knows that. Barak Obama: Sharp as a tack Ben Bernanke: Brilliant Timothy Geithner: Pure genius Goldman Sachs: MENSA Chapter, Downtown Manhattan These are just [Read More...]
Does anybody want to be number one ? [Mark Williams] - It is reported today that the cost of fixed rate mortgages has continued to rise, with the average five year rate hitting 6.00%, its highest level since December last year. In the last month, the average five year deal has increased by 0.43 percentage points, while the average two year product has increased by 0.41 points to 5.08%. Meanwhile, the overall size of the residential mortgage market has contracted by 5% over the last four weeks to leave just 1,242 plans available to borrowers. [Read More...]
Words from the (investment) Wise June 28, 2009 - Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (June 22 ? 28, 2009) ?Words from the Wise? this week comes to you in a shortened format as I do not have access to my normal research resources while on the road in Europe (also see my post ? Gone A.W.O.L. - to Slovenia and Switzerland ?). Although very little commentary is provided, a full dose of excerpts from interesting news items and quotes from market commentators is included. While investors? hopes of an economic recovery might [Read More...]
How to reduce monthly mortgage payments - Buying a home is easier nowadays because there are a lot of providers or companies offering home loan so you can buy a home with installment plans. However, the financial condition sometimes goes bad during your home loan in progress so that many of people who take a home loan cannot continue their home loan. This can happen because they go bankruptcy and the foreclosure cannot be avoided. If you feel that you need to stop foreclosure, you may need to reduce the mortgage payment in order to keep [Read More...]