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Today's Mortgage Terms starting with S Second Mortgage: An additional mortgage that has rights that are secondary to the first mortgage. Seller’s Market: Market conditions that are favorable to sellers. There are more buyers than properties available for sale. The buyers may be forced to compete and pay more for the same property. Settlement Costs: Money paid by the borrowers and sellers to complete the closing of a mortgage. Settlement Cost (HUD Guide): HUD publishes a booklet that gives an overview of the lending process and is given to consumers after completing their loan application. View all Terms

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Enterprise Bancorp Announces Its Seventy-Sixth Consecutive - MSN MoneyCentral
Enterprise Bancorp, Inc. (the “ company ” ) EBTC announced net income of $1.7 million for the quarter ended September 30, 2008 compared to $2.6 million for the quarter ended September 30, 2007. Diluted earnings per share were $0.21 for the third ...

Economy takes another hit with Merrill buyout, Lehman bankruptcy - Eagle-Tribune
Local financial experts said yesterday's Wall Street meltdown will make it more difficult for some people to purchase homes and could force others to declare bankruptcy. The collapse of the housing market that has plagued the economy for two years ...

Haverhill woman's tale of housing woe offers view into global ... - Eagle-Tribune
Marie Martinez rode the real estate wave for a decade, buying property worth, on paper, more than $1 million. Then she hit the rocks and lost everything. Martinez's story mirrors those of millions of Americans caught up in the real estate frenzy that ...

N.H. governor: Congress must act - Portsmouth Herald
CONCORD — Congress has the principles in place to start fixing the credit mess it helped create and should put politics aside and act, Gov. John Lynch said Tuesday. "I'm concerned if a solution is not found and credit dries up, the potential is for ...

Lack of support disappoints housing group - Union Leader
MANCHESTER – The Granite State Organizing Project was hoping its annual meeting yesterday at the Grace Episcopal Church would serve as a rallying point for political leaders in the city and state to make a concerted effort to improve inner-city ...

COMING TO LOWELL: Group helps steer needy to better lives - Lowell Sun
"We don't do this for people who can't afford it," says Bonnie CLAC CEO Terri Steingrebe. "It's for people who really want to work to change." COURTESY PHOTO Lynn Rothemich pieced her life back together one part at a time. Living at a sober house for ...

About that deficit: What is Lynch to do? - Union Leader
In exactly two weeks, Gov. John Lynch is supposed to deliver to the Legislative Joint Fiscal Committee his plan for balancing the state budget by the end of the fiscal year, June 30. The people have two weeks to find out if Gov. Lynch will try to ...

What Would You Do in the Worst Case? A Freakonomics Quorum - New York Times Blogs
These are the economic times that try men’s souls, and women’s too. In the past few months, a lot of people have seen their net worth fall substantially, and I’m sure more than a few have contemplated what would happen if they lost everything ...