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Breaking Brokers of Deceptive Practices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has proposed revising the form for the good-faith estimate of mortgage and closing costs to make it more useful to borrowers.
 
Condo Associations Don't Have to Pay for Damage To Units, Md. Court Says (By Benny L. Kass, July 26, 2008, Page F08)
 
New Good-Faith Estimate Would Help Rein In Closing Costs (Post, July 19, 2008, Page F07)
 
A Leak, a Crooked Chimney And a Question of Responsibility (Post, July 19, 2008, Page F05)
 
Good-Faith Changes From HUD (Post, July 12, 2008, Page G02)
 
A Mortgage Is a Tie That Binds, Even After the Owners Break Up (By Benny L. Kass, July 12, 2008, Page F04)
 
Inflated Income on Loan Application Could Be an Honest Mistake -- or Fraud (By Benny L. Kass, July 5, 2008, Page F02)
 
Consider a Reverse Mortgage, But Only as a Last Resort (By Benny L. Kass, June 28, 2008, Page F08)
 
30-Year Rates Surge to 6.42 Percent (Post, June 21, 2008, Page G02)
 
Condo Owners: To Reduce Tax at Sale Time, Account for Community Improvements (By Benny L. Kass, June 21, 2008, Page F08)
 
Loan Rates Hit 8-Month High (Post, June 14, 2008, Page G02)
 
Avoid a Scam: Thoroughly Vet Offers to 'Help' With Your Mortgage (Post, June 14, 2008, Page F08)
 
30-Year Mortgage Rates Inch Up Again (Post, June 7, 2008, Page G02)
 
A Board's Secrecy Has Its Limits (By Benny L. Kass, June 7, 2008, Page F08)
 
30-Year Rate Rises to 2-Month High (Post, May 31, 2008, Page G02)
 
Slim Pickings for Buyers Without Cash for a Down Payment (Post, May 31, 2008, Page F10)
 
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