Posts Tagged ‘loans’

St Louis Loan Experts Say Taxpayers May Be Hit With $1 Trillion In Debt

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: Taxpayers Could Pay Over $1 Trillion For Fannie And Freddie Bailout [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


It is now being estimated that American consumers may be on the line for more than the original (more…)

St Louis Mortgage Experts Say Foreclosures Will Prolong Housing Industry Slump

Monday, June 28th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: Economists Predict Shadow or Foreclosure Inventory Will Keep Housing Market In The Toilet [News Hot Line: 877-334-0210]


Economists, with gloomy views on the real estate market feel that continued foreclosures and an “overhang” or “shadow” in housing inventory will likely (more…)

St Louis Commercial Lending Groups Warn Small Business Loans Drying Up

Thursday, June 17th, 2010


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News: St Louis Commercial Financing Warns Small Business Administration Almost Broke - [News Hot Line: 877-334-0210]


This is no time for money to be running out within the Small Business Administration programs but (more…)

Mortgage Fraud Rising According to St Louis Lending Experts

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010


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News: Mortgage Fraud On the Rise Due to Liar Loans

When we speak of “liar loans,” this can be as a result of mortgage fraud done by either the loan officer by falsifying documents or the consumer when they lie to the (more…)

St Louis Refinancing News Team Reports Mortgage Relief Not Effective

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010


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News: The Obama Administration’s Mortgage Relief Programs Less Than 10% Effective

Information coming from the Congressional Oversight Panel’s latest report released last month depicted only 168,708 homeowners have received permanent mortgage loan modifications as of February 2010.

This number is a small fraction of the almost 6 million borrowers who are currently 60 days or more (more…)

St Louis Home Loan Analysts Say Mortgage Defaults Drives Irresponsible Consumer Spending

Monday, May 3rd, 2010


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News: Mortgage Defaults Seem To Be Driving Consumer Spending

The country’s foreclosure database has reached record highs.  In addition, the percentage of new defaulted home loans also remain at a five-year high.

The approximate overall number of past due first-lien mortgages and REO properties is now surpassing (more…)

St Louis Mortgage Industry May Be Lending to More Irresponsibly Minded Borrowers

Thursday, April 29th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: An Immoral Changing Mindset About Strategic Default?
News Hotline:  877-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia

Perhaps an amazing change of attitude may be permeating the housing industry but whether agreeably immoral or not, mortgage owners that owe more than their homes are worth or underwater are showing a greater tendency (more…)

St Louis Lending Experts Notice Student Loan Debts Exploding

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010


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News: Unprecedented Student Loan Debt Explodes

The year 2010 will be remembered for many financial snafus and setbacks due to the alarming rise of foreclosures and underwater housing.

But it is already turning out to be the year where students have taken out an unprecedented (more…)

St Louis Refinancing Mortgage Minute Edition 51

Monday, April 26th, 2010

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St Louis Mortgage Analysts No Longer Optimistic at HAMP Stopping Foreclosures

Sunday, April 18th, 2010


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News: Even the Treasury With Mixed Comments Knows  HAMP Not Working

With the numerous reported failures of the federal program known as HAMP, inside senior officials seem to be jumping on the band wagon sharing their new found pessimistic viewpoints on where this program may be headed.

With letters being traded between Neil Barofsky, special inspector general for the Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP),  and one key senator, he has recently said (more…)