More Lenders Feeling Pain From Defaults
New York Times - Just last week, the nation’s biggest home lender, Countrywide Financial , acknowledged that defaults on second mortgages to prime borrowers were rising quickly. The New York Stock Exchange never opened trading in shares of American Home Mortgage

Homebuilder sees ’subdued’ market
BBC News - UK interest rates have risen five times since August 2006 and now stand at 5.75%, pushing up the cost of mortgages. In the US, the firm said that plunging land values in Florida and California had forced it to write down £60.9m from its books, on

American Home Mortgage Investment Corp. Provides Update on Liquidity
Forbes - American Home Mortgage emphasized that it is seeking the course of resolution, in this environment, that is least disruptive to its business and to the many thousands of home buyers to whom it has committed to provide mortgages. The Company has

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Credit Is Tightening—And That’s Fine
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LIVING THE AMERICAN NIGHTMARE
San Francisco Gate - For example, Ameriquest Mortgage Co., the nation’s leading subprime lender, is now paying $325 million to 725,000 borrowers nationwide for allegedly improper sales practices, including failing to adequately disclose home-loan terms and rates

Australian dream fades as cost sends some to ghetto
Age - Peter Brain, executive director of the National Institute of Economics and Industry Research, said housing problems were the result of loose monetary policies that had extended easy and cheap credit, home loan grants and cuts in sales tax that had

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