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01/18/2008 Nightly real estate rates mixed again
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Long-term mortgage interest rates were either flat or slightly higher Thursday, and the
benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield fell to 3.62 percent.
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01/18/2008 Marketing to younger, first-time buyers can pay off
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(This is Part 2 of a three-part series. Read Part 1, "Get rich in a niche.")
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01/18/2008 Bloggers share marketing techniques
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01/17/2008 More signs of recession emerging
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Another wave of worrisome news about the economy Thursday heightened interest in how the Federal Reserve, the Bush administration and Congress might respond in coming weeks.
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01/17/2008 LandAmerica pays $1.5 million fine to settle California rate charges
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LandAmerica Financial Group Inc. has agreed to pay up to $3.5 million in penalties and refunds to consumers to settle allegations by California regulators that three title insurers under the company umbrella overcharged -- or in some cases, undercharged -- consumers.
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01/17/2008 Mortgage rates fall on more bad economic news
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A disappointing December for retail sales helped push mortgage rates lower this week, with rates on 30- and 15-year fixed mortgages down to their lowest levels since July 2005, Freddie Mac reported today.
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01/17/2008 Housing starts decline to 16-year low
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Housing starts in December fell to their lowest level since 1991 as the credit crunch and slowdown in sales continued to hobble the industry, according to a report released jointly today by the U.S. Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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01/17/2008 Real estate rates end night mixed
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Movement in long-term mortgage interest rates varied Wednesday, and the
benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield gained to 3.74 percent.
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01/17/2008 Housing market: What went wrong?
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01/16/2008 Chase, Wells Fargo say they can weather subprime storm
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Investors showed renewed confidence that financial markets will weather the subprime mortgage crisis after JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. reported write-downs on mortgage-related investments dented fourth-quarter profits but that the firms remain adequately capitalized.
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