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UAE mortgage rates not expected to fall  23 September 2008 The UAE's home finance companies and banks may not lower their mortgage rates as the Emirates Interbank Offering Rate, or Eibor, has been going up, a senior official at one of the leading home finance companies and mortgage providers told Emirates Business.

Iowa Home Buyers Face Tough Loan Process  The way Iowans apply for a mortgage has changed dramatically over the past year. It used to be home buyers were able to pick out their home, walk into a mortgage office or bank and walk out with a loan.

Homeowner Wins Mortgage Battle With Bank  A family in Mattapan couldn't afford their $3,000 a month mortgage, but they still refused to leave the home. They eventually won their fight. FOX25's Diana Rocco reports on how they got their mortgage lowered.

Deutsche Bank boosts mortgage losses projection  Deutsche Bank AG boosted projections of its losses on U.S. mortgage debt to $544 billion, or about 23 percent higher than its May forecast, amid expectations of further drops in home prices.

Down payment assistance ending for some home buyers  SOUTH BEND ��� A big piece of the federal mortgage loan program is ending in October, and it could affect home buyers who need help the most.

Mortgage rates drop, and demand goes up  The phones are busy at local mortgage companies. The average rate for a mortgage loan dropped suddenly two weeks ago after the government stepped in to take over mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and for much of last week, buyers could get loans under 6 percent.

Credit crisis hit close to home  The mortgage crisis has caused many home values to drop and that means disappearing equity and home equity lines of credit.

Mortgage burden becoming crushing for millions in U.S.  More than 7.5 million people ��� almost 15 percent of American homeowners with a mortgage ��� are spending half of their income or more on housing costs.

Online readers cast blame for mortgage meltdown  Visitors to a star-telegram.com online poll pick bankers and mortgage lenders as being most culpable.

Lawmakers agree on mortgage aid, oversight   Scrambling for a quick accord on a bailout lawmakers agreed to include mortgage aid and congressional oversight along with unprecedented help for failing financial institutions.

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