With home prices low and interest rates affordable, now is a very good time to buy. And opportunity is out there – like the first-time buyer tax credit of up to $8,000, or this special offer from National City: during National Home Ownership Month, we will pay $199 of your closing costs.
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For those living in Claifornia as if you weren't troubled enough by declining real estate prices, crushing real estate taxes and potential tax hikes to boot, now it is going to get even tougher for them to obtain a mortgage because effective immediatley, the PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) Companies are pulling out of California for all but those who have a 720 or higher credit scores. Another reason to be sure of what is happening to your credit!
Countrywide Settles Claim with 4,800 of Banks for 15.4MM
Raleigh, NC
Ricardo Cobos
Mortgage Banker
Countrywide Mortgage settled a claim today with the North Carolina Commisioners of Banks without admitting wrongdoing. The claim alledged that the California lender had overcharged mostly First Time Home Buyers who obtained Home Equity Lines and charged fees that were disallowed in North Carolina.
By Countrwides Estimates, 4,800 North Carolina borrowers will share in the 11.5MM, another 2MM will go to homebuyer education classes and another 900m to the Nationwide Mortrgage Licensing System to help states improve the regulation of mortgage lenders.
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