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Fannie, Freddie mortgage deal may increase losses (Louisville Courier-Journal)

The government’s pledge of unlimited financial aid to mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will help keep mortgage rates low, and may wind up being a gift of sorts to struggling homeowners and banks.

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Obama administration pushes to make mortgage modifications permanent (Baltimore Sun)

Guidelines follow complaints involving restructured mortgages meant to keep homeowners from foreclosure The Obama administration has announced a renewed push to get mortgage companies to convert hundreds of thousands of temporarily restructured home loans into permanent ones by the end of the year to help keep struggling homeowners from falling into foreclosure.

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Obama administration pushes to make mortgage modifications permanent (Baltimore Sun)

Guidelines follow complaints involving restructured mortgages meant to keep homeowners from foreclosure The Obama administration has announced a renewed push to get mortgage companies to convert hundreds of thousands of temporarily restructured home loans into permanent ones by the end of the year to help keep struggling homeowners from falling into foreclosure.

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Obama administration pushes to make mortgage modifications permanent (Baltimore Sun)

Guidelines follow complaints involving restructured mortgages meant to keep homeowners from foreclosure The Obama administration has announced a renewed push to get mortgage companies to convert hundreds of thousands of temporarily restructured home loans into permanent ones by the end of the year to help keep struggling homeowners from falling into foreclosure.

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Mortgage firms get heat from Obama administration (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Monday announced a renewed push to get mortgage companies to convert thousands of temporarily restructured home loans into permanent ones by the year’s end to help keep struggling homeowners from falling into foreclosure.

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Mortgage modifications to get push (Chicago Tribune)

As trial loan restructurings linger, administration wants more permanent solutions — The Obama administration on Monday announced a renewed push to get mortgage companies to convert thousands of temporarily restructured home loans into permanent ones by the year’s end to help keep struggling homeowners from falling into foreclosure.

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What’s Next for Mortgage Rates? (BusinessWeek)

Sometime in the next five months, the Fed will stop buying mortgage-backed securities. Get ready for higher rates

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Mortgage aid program helping fraction of borrowers (The Journal News)

WASHINGTON - The government’s $50 billion program to ease the mortgage crisis is helping only a small fraction of struggling homeowners, and a list released yesterday showed which lenders are laggards.

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Marshall & Ilsley Restates 2Q, View On Mortgage Sale (Nasdaq)

Marshall & Ilsley Corp. (MI) restated its second-quarter loss on Monday as Wisconsin’s largest bank sold 800 residential mortgage loans, nearly all of which were nonperfoming.

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Getting mortgage relief an uphill battle (MSNBC)

Last week’s news on the slow pace of mortgage relief for millions of struggling homeowners generated a flood of mail from readers looking for help. The Answer Desk, by John W

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