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San Francisco Chronicle - Sun Nov 29, 3:27 am ET
Go ahead. Break the chains. Stop paying on your mortgage if you owe more than the house is worth. And most important: Don't feel guilty about it. Don't think you're doing something morally wrong. That's the incendiary core message of a new academic paper by...
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Los Angeles Times - Sun Nov 29, 3:21 am ET
Southern Californians facing the loss of their homes are finding refuge in rentals. At larger apartment complexes, monthly rents have declined an average of 4.9% in the last year. Joyce Ann Cato is out of work and about to lose her San Bernardino home to foreclosure.
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Everett Herald - Sun Nov 29, 3:12 am ET
McLEAN, Va. — Average rates for 30-year fixed mortgages fell this week, matching a record low set last spring and more than a full percentage point below what they were a year ago, Freddie Mac said Wednesday.
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Kingston Daily Freeman - Sun Nov 29, 3:07 am ET
The regional real estate market, which has not suffered as much as others following the burst of the national housing market bubble, seems to be stabilizing and could be poised for a rebound in the next few years, real estate professionals say.
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Contra Costa Times - Sun Nov 29, 3:07 am ET
State legislature bills fail to pass
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Jefferson City News Tribune - Sun Nov 29, 3:04 am ET
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Banks borrowed slightly more from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program over the past week. The Fed said Friday that commercial banks averaged $19.9 billion in daily borrowing over the week that ended Wednesday. That's up $139 million on average from the previous week.
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Louisville Courier-Journal - Sun Nov 29, 2:52 am ET
Kathy Thompson plans to make a new start along with the new year. She accepted a buyout after 17 years in pharmaceutical sales and the 56-year-old Sellersburg, Ind., resident wants to get into marketing or communications. She's also considering starting a health care consulting business.
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The Sarasota Herald-Tribune - Sun Nov 29, 1:12 am ET
Ken Harney Go ahead. Break the chains. Stop paying on your mortgage if you owe more than the house is worth. And most important: Don't feel guilty about it. Don't think you're doing something morally wrong.
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New York Times - Sun Nov 29, 12:21 am ET
Only a tiny fraction of mortgages have been permanently reduced under a $75 billion program for troubled homeowners.
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San Jose Mercury News - Sun Nov 29, 12:19 am ET
HP's profit surges even as revenue falls. Facebook, like Google, adopts a dual-class stock structure. Plus: Mortgage rates fall to record lows. Retailers hope Black Friday brings in holiday crowds.
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Pocono Record - Sun Nov 29, 12:04 am ET
Fannie Mae (By Atty, A/K/A) Federal National Mortgage Association, McCabe Weisberg and Conway PC (Atty), to David D. Martir and John Collazo, Lot 61, Phase 1, Whispering Woods, $205,000
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Bradenton Herald - Sat Nov 28, 11:43 pm ET
$1,600,000 McDonough Gerard A By Atty, Mcdonough Nancy J to Ovcari Rudolf, Lot 23 Esplanade On The Bay, O.R. Book 02319 Page 6336, Nov. 20.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal - Sat Nov 28, 10:36 pm ET
Underwater mortgages and heavy credit card debt continue to hobble the economic recovery.New data show U.S. consumers facing a debt double whammy as many owe more on their house than it is worth and their credit card debt is painfully high.Neither are promising signs as the critical holiday shopping season begins in earnest.In Memphis, 25.34 percent -- or 54,742 -- of all residential properties ...
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CNN Money - Sat Nov 28, 10:25 pm ET
As foreclosure casualties mount, the Obama administration is expected to announce additional steps on Monday to get long-term help for troubled borrowers.
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San Francisco Chronicle - Sat Nov 28, 10:24 pm ET
United Commercial Bank of San Francisco liked to boast that it was the first U.S. bank to buy a bank in China. Instead it will go down in history as the first U.S. depository institution to fail after its parent company took money from the Treasury's Troubled... San Francisco - China - United States - United Commercial Bank - Parent company