Real estate: It's time to buy again
Posted by Shawn Tully, senior editor-at-large | March 28, 2011 5:00 am Forget stocks. Don't bet on gold. After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is...
Fannie Wants To “Lockout” Borrowers Who Strategically Default
By Nick Timiraos Fannie Mae said on Wednesday that it would “lockout” borrowers from getting a new loan for seven years if they “strategically default” on a property. The move is...
Fannie Mae Homepath Mortgages for Real Estate Investors
[Note from SimplyDoIt: I could not find any info about this program on homepath.com] With low down payments, no appraisal fee and no mortgage insurance, why not? By James Kimmons, About.com Guide At...
Fannie Mae cracks down on borrowers
Fannie Mae is boosting penalties for strategic defaulters by prohibiting them from getting a mortgage, backed by the company, for seven years from foreclosure date. Washington-based Fannie Mae (NYSE: FNM) says...
Fannie Mae Relaxes Rules for Once Troubled Borrowers (Investor Opportunity?)
So Government mortgage giant Fannie Mae has just announced some interesting new mortgage underwriting guidelines in an April 14th bulletin to lenders. And among them is a tasty little tidbit...