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Todays Economic Reports... Negative Effect on Mortgage Rates

Durable Goods, Consumer Sentiment and New Home Sales all negatively affected Mortgage Interest Rates!

Mortgage Minute with Chip Cummings - 6/27

Mortgage industry news and information. Interest rates, foreclosure numbers and what Philadelphia is doing to combat foreclosures. Industry expert and best-selling author Chip Cummings shares current mortgage and real estate trends, interest rates and housing numbers.

Mortgage Q&A - Home Inspections, Divorces & Job Changes

Freedmont Mortgage CEO Carl Delmont answers questions about home inspections, divorce agreements and employment changes during a mortgage loan process.

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Minnesota mortgage lender in Lakeville. Purchase, refinance and home equity loans. "Dis ARM" your mortgage with fixed rate programs. www.columbiamortgageLLC.com Jon Koznick, owner

Legacygroup Vh1 Behind The Mortgage Part 2

This is the 2nd part of the Vh1 Behind The Mortgage

Ivan Canas: Mortgage giants paid McCain aide Rick Davis. So it's not just the bridge to nowhere. Please read the 'more info' section to find out about the mortgages.

September 23, 2008, 17:03 Mortgage giants paid McCain aideA top McCain aide received over $US 30,000 a month for five years from top mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, according to current and former executives.Rick Davis, John McCain's campaign manager and adviser, worked as head of an advocacy group for the mortgage companies set up to battle tougher regulation of their operations, it was reported Monday in the International Herald Tribune.In light of the current financial crisis, McCain and Democrat candidate Barack Obama have taken turns calling for stricter regulation. While McCain and Obama have financial ties to the company, McCain has upped the ante by accusing Obama in an advertisement of taking advice directly from the former CEO of Fannie Mae, Franklin Raines. Both parties have denied any such relationship.Recently, several current and former executives have come forward to describe what Davis did to defend the company against tougher regulation while he was president of the advocacy group, the Homeownership Alliance.Democrats and Republicans, although on the condition of anonymity, have verified Davis' roll in the matter. "The value he brought to the relationship was the closeness to Senator McCain and the possibility that Senator McCain was going to run for president again.", said former spokesman for Fannie Mae, Robert McCarlson. "Davis really didn't do anything," added McCarlson a democrat who worked for Fannie Mae from 2000 to 2002.In a recent interview on CNBC, McCain said that Davis was no longer employed by the mortgage companies. He added that during Davis tenure with the Alliance, he [McCain] had supported legislation to oversee the companies accounting and executive compensation.However, the legislation did not seek to change their unusual status as a federally supported private company. In addition, many current and former executives say the Homeownership Alliance was set up simply to promote the interests of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the housing market. "We thought it would be helpful to have someone who was a broadly recognized Republican to be the face of the organization, and that person became Rick Davis," said former industry relations head William Maloni.In late 2005, after an investigation of the mortgage companies, the Alliance ceased operations after the companies decided it was no longer needed.Credits Russia Today

Buying Power and Home Mortgage Rates

This brief video explains how your buying power is affected by a change in mortgage rates and why you should not wait to buy.

Expand Into Non-Mortgage Commercial Business Loans

If you are a mortgage broker you are probably very worried about the future. A solution exists. Expand into the lucrative field of non-mortgage commercial business loans. With commissions up to 15%, no regulation, approvals in 48 hours and unlimited prospects who need you this may be the answer you have been searching for. Watch this video for complete details.

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