Josh Talayka | July 18, 2012
Early this year (2012), five of the largest mortgage servicers (Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Ally) entered into a $25 Billion settlement with the Attorney Generals from 49 states (Oklahoma is the only state that didn’t participate).
In addition to the $25 Billion National Settlement, Nevada’s AG was able to negotiate an additional $780 Million agreement with Bank of America.
Category: Financing/Mortgage Topics, General, Loan Modification Series, Short Sale & Foreclosures |
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Tags: AG Settlement, Ally, Bank of America, citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Nevada, Nevada AG, Nevada Attorney General, Real Estate, Wells Fargo
Josh Talayka | February 24, 2012
The Pentagon Federal Credit Union Foundation is offering down payment and closing cost assistance to first time buyers who are currently active duty military personnel, veterans, retired military, Department of Defense employees, or employees of the Department of Homeland Security.
Category: Financing/Mortgage Topics, VA loans |
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Tags: $5, 000 Grant, Active Military, Department of Defense, DOD, Dream Makers, Homeland Security, Military, PenFed, Pentagon Federal Credit Union, Real Estate, VA, Veterans
Josh Talayka | January 23, 2012
According to a survey performed by Bankrate; on a nationwide average, closing costs have increase 8.8% over the last year.
Category: Financing/Mortgage Topics, General |
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Tags: Bankrate, Bankrate.com, closing costs, increasing closing costs, mortgage, origination fees, Real Estate, www.Bankrate.com
