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Loan firms' troubles squeeze home mortgage borrowers (Detroit News)

Jeff Jaye, a mortgage broker in Northern California, used to rely on homeowners looking to refinance their loans for more than two-thirds of his business. Today, he rarely bothers with those applications because he knows most homeowners can't qualify for a new loan.

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Mortgage Rates for Best Borrowers Rise as Home-Loan Bonds Slump (Bloomberg.com)

Aug. 21 (Bloomberg) -- A decline in mortgage bond prices is raising interest rates on U.S. home loans, even for borrowers least prone to default. Rates on average 30-year fixed mortgages rose to 6.37 percent this week, about the highest in six years, as yields on bonds guaranteed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac increased to almost the highest since 1986 relative to Treasuries.

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U.S. MBA's Mortgage Applications Index Fell 1.5% (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)

The Mortgage Bankers Association's index of applications to buy a home or refinance a loan dropped 1.5 percent from the prior week to 419.3. The group's purchase index fell 0.4 percent and its refinancing gauge slumped 3.7 percent.

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Home loan relief may leave some behind (The Oakland Press)

People facing foreclosure, wanting to refinance or looking to buy a home may find the process and options different than they were just a couple weeks ago.

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Consumer fallout: Fannie, Freddie make loans impossible for many (The State)

Jeff Jaye, a mortgage broker in Northern California, used to rely on homeowners looking to refinance their loans for more than two-thirds of his business. Today, he rarely bothers with those applications because he knows most homeowners can’t qualify for a new loan. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac might or might not need a government bailout, but the turmoil surrounding the mortgage finance ...

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Fannie, Freddie fallout hitting home (Seattle Times)

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may or may not need a government bailout, but the turmoil surrounding the mortgage-finance companies' decline has already meant four things for borrowers: higher interest rates, more fees and closing costs, bigger down payments and fewer loan choices.

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