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IDB Management Questioned as Funding Increase ParedBusinessWeekThe IDB took a nearly $1 billion loss in 2008 after plowing as much as 60 percent of its cash reserves into mortgage-backed securities, an unusually ...and more »

Republicans Attack Obama Mortgage Modification Program - UPI.com
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Man convicted in Seattle area mortgage fraud scheme - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
Man convicted in Seattle area mortgage fraud schemeSeattle Post Intelligencer (blog)A former Washington resident has been convicted on 30 felony counts related to a mortgage fraud scheme. William S. Poff, 37, represented himself during a ...Former Washington Resident Convicted of Multiple Counts of Conspiracy, Bank ...PR Newswire (press release)Waynesville Man Convicted in Mortgage Fraud SchemeAmerican Chronicleall 9 news articles »

Business events scheduled for the coming week - BusinessWeek
Business events scheduled for the coming weekBusinessWeekBy AP WASHINGTON -- Labor Department releases weekly jobless claims, 8:30 am; Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, releases weekly mortgage rates. ...and more »

Fed's Balance Sheet Continues To Grow In Latest Week - NASDAQ
Fed's Balance Sheet Continues To Grow In Latest WeekNASDAQWASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The US Federal Reserve's balance sheet expanded slightly in the latest week as the central bank's huge holdings of mortgage- backed ...and more »

Bailout watchdog to audit gov't mortgage program - The Associated Press
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Federal Reserve moves signal mortgage rates could ease up to 5.5% - OregonLive.com (blog)
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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with J

  • Jumbo Loan: A mortgage over the $300,700 limit established by the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation. A jumbo mortgage tend to carry a higher interest rate than a conventional mortgage.
  • Junior Mortgage: A mortgage subordinate to the claim of a prior lien or mortgage. In the case of a foreclosure, a senior mortgage or lien will be paid down first.

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