Posts Tagged “Bank Failures”

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Regulators tighten up on 3 more Minnesota banksFinance and CommerceThose problems were concentrated in Highland’s construction and development loan sectors, as well as multi-family and single family mortgages, …Fresh Evidence on Bank Failures and Commercial Real Estate New York ObserverFDIC Unloads $233M In CMBS Emii.comall 24 news articles »

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In this topsy-turvy world of mortgage financings, refinancings, bank failures, short sales and multiple mortgage assignments, borrowers often overlook the last step in these transactions, which could come back to haunt them. That last step is getting the prior, paid-in-full mortgage released “of…

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Bank failures more costly than earlier waveAtlanta Journal Constitution“They had real mortgages to real people, as opposed to speculative loans” to home builders and developers, he said. Many of today’s failed banks, …Tribune opinion: FDIC orders not a New Frontier Greeley Tribuneall 2 news articles »

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Lending Falls as Bank Jitters PersistWall Street JournalThe outstanding total of construction loans, credit cards and mortgages also fell. Government officials have stepped up pressure on banks to make more loans …FDIC Data Reflects Continued Economic Slump Minyanville.comAs Bank Failures Rise, FDIC Fund Falls Into Red New York TimesBad loans, tight credit endanger US recovery Globe and Mail The Olympian  - American Banking News  - Crikeyall 805 news articles »

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The government-administered insurance fund that protects depositors fell into the red for the first time since the savings-and-loan crisis of the early 1990s.

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