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St Louis Finance Experts See Retail Sales Down

Friday, July 30th, 2010


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St Louis Home Mortgage News: Second Month In A Row Retail Sales Down [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


Nationwide retail sales fell almost $360 billion or 0.5 percent in June 2010 according to the Commerce Department which was compared with May’s upwardly revised 1.1 percent decrease.

Many economists who were surveyed (more…)

St Louis Mortgage Lenders Say No Loans To Small Businesses

Thursday, July 29th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: St Louis Small Business Loans Drying Up [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


Small business loans have dropped considerably from $710 billion that was made available in the (more…)

St Louis Finance Reports Says Foreclosures Not Going Away

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: Foreclosures Are Predicted To Persist [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


There is news coming out of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland saying that they believe this country’s high foreclosure rate will most likely continue for some time.

As part of a national study involving the health of this nation’s financial system as a whole, the Fed looks closely at the overall changes in foreclosure and unemployment rates especially noting the differences in the timing of these movements.

Other data used to predict the continuation of this foreclosure epidemic was  based in part on the fact that several states including California, Texas, Massachusetts and Oklahoma experienced boom-bust housing cycles which in turn had elevated foreclosure starts for years after the peak in foreclosure starts and inventory.

These previous boom-bust cycles “were small in comparison to the current cycle,” according to the Fed’s report.

While the recession has left indelible marks in the housing and labor markets, added with the unemployment rate doubling and the foreclosure start rate tripling, the timing seems to show that the timing of the movements differs over this financial cycle as brought out by Timothy Dunne, a vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and Kyle Fee, a research assistant.

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St Louis Mortgage Community Says Farewell To 600 Wells Fargo Offices

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: No More Non-Prime Mortgages  For Wells Fargo [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


America’s fourth-largest bank in the nation has decided it will no longer originate sub-prime mortgages.

As a result, Wells Fargo recently announced their decision to close more than (more…)

St Louis Refinancing Group News Team Reports Bankruptcies Up

Monday, July 26th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: Bankruptcy Filings Up As Expected [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


The American Bankruptcy Institute recently posted data showing that bankruptcy filings skyrocketed 14 percent during the first six months of 2010.

There were 770,117 total filings through June which was 94,766 more than compared to the 675,351 filed (more…)

St Louis Home Loan Owners Give 7 Great Home Improvement Tips

Sunday, July 25th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: 7 Fantastic Home Improvement Upgrades That Your Real Estate Agent Will Love [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


Homeowners – Before you put your home on the market, make sure you read the following home improvement ideas recommended by St Louis real estate agents and (more…)

St Louis Mortgage Lenders See Foreclosures Selling At 30 Percent Discounts

Friday, July 23rd, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: Whopping Discounts Equaling 27 To 30 Percent For Foreclosures [News Hot Line: 314-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


Amazing numbers are coming from the housing industry as far as current home sales are concerned.

It seems that foreclosures accounted for (more…)

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…)

Data Shows St Louis Finance Recipients Exit Failing Mortgage Programs Fast

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010


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St Louis Finance: Consumers Exit Troubled St Louis Mortgage Programs [News Hot Line: 877-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


There seems to be peril at hand for the Obama administration’s flagship loan modification program as it sinks deeper and deeper into oblivion.

Approximately 1.24 million borrowers who have enrolled in the $75
billion mortgage modification program have (more…)

St Louis Mortgage Tips For Getting A Loan Modification

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010


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St Louis Finance News: Although It May Be Difficult, Here Are Tips That May Help In Getting A Mortgage Loan Modification [News Hot Line: 877-334-0210 | Floyd Tapia]


The obvious failing of the home loan modification programs has created mixed views on whether homeowners (more…)