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Yahoo! News Search Results for California Home Equity Loan
Yahoo! News Search Results for California Home Equity Loan
Regulators warn lenders on home equity loans (Houston Chronicle)
After a rash of consumer complaints, the federal agency charged with regulating savings and loan institutions issued guidance Tuesday warning lenders they could not arbitrarily change the terms of hom...
Complaints spark regulators' warning (The Charlotte Observer)
After a rash of consumer complaints, the federal agency charged with regulating savings and loan institutions this week warned lenders they could not arbitrarily change the terms of home equity loans.
Equity capital improvement program (San Diego Daily Transcript via Yahoo! News)
Equity Office, an affiliate of The Blackstone Group (NYSE: BX), announced a $25 million capital improvement program throughout its 11 million-square-foot Southern California portfolio.
Wachovia cutting home-equity credit lines (Philly.com)
In the middle of remodeling the kitchen of their Gloucester County house, Paul and Julianne Gablin received a letter from Wachovia Bank canceling the line of credit they were using to pay for the proj...
Thrifts told not to alter loans (The Columbus Dispatch)
WASHINGTON -- After a rash of consumer complaints, the federal agency charged with regulating savings and loans warned lenders that they cannot arbitrarily change the terms of home-equity loans.
S&Ls given warning about freezing credit (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
The Office of Thrift Supervision warns against improperly lowering credit limits or altering rules for home-equity loans.
Tapping the Future Value of Your Home (US News & World Report)
Some retirees leverage home appreciation in advance.
FBI saw threat of mortgage crisis (Orlando Sentinel)
A top official warned of widening loan fraud in 2004, but the agency focused its resources elsewhere. Long before the mortgage crisis began rocking Main Street and Wall Street, a top FBI official m...
Judge dismisses borrower lawsuit against IndyMac (Washington Post)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing the now-bankrupt mortgage lender IndyMac Bancorp Inc (IDMC.PK) of inflating the appraised values of homes and misleading borrowers...
Lenders remain wary of real estate investors (Contra Costa Times)
Cupertino accountant Richard Smith wants to buy a few bank-repossessed houses in Antioch and Brentwood priced at about $200,000 and rent them out. He can make down payments of about 30 percent, and ca...
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