Houston Mortgage News

Houston Army vet not dead, shows up, proves it
HOUSTON -- John Paul Scott wasn't sure he'd heard correctly.

Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation Appoints Compliance Auditors
HOUSTON----Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation, the nation’s largest privately held mortgage banker and broker , announced today it has appointed two compliance auditors to help the company ensure a consistent level of compliance with state, federal and agency mortgage regulations among its more than 200 branch offices throughout North America and the US Virgin Islands.

I’m not dead yet: VA tells Houston Army vet he's deceased, cuts benefits
HOUSTON -- John Paul Scott wasn’t sure he’d heard correctly. "It’s in the computer system that you’re deceased," repeated an official from the Department of Veterans Affairs. "What are you talking about?" Scott asked. The 39-year-old Army veteran from Houston had been calling the VA’s hot line twice a day for weeks to check the status of his disability claim. This time, on July 12, the VA ...

MORTGAGE BROKER: Todd Grantham keeps his business face on during billable hours.
In just seven months, Todd Grantham’s impact on the Georgia defense is undeniable. In just seven months, he has gained the trust of his players. In just seven months, he has earned the ultimate title from his players. “He’s like a father figure,” safety Bacarri Rambo said. “I feel like I can go to him and talk to [...]

Elite-status mortgages are making a comeback
Despite the mortgage crisis, no- and low-money-down loans still are available for those with high incomes and good credit.

IMS Ranks No. 726 on the 2010 Inc. 5000
HOUSTON----Inc. magazine named Integrated Mortgage Solutions No. 726 on its fourth annual Inc. 5000, an exclusive list of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The prestigious ranking signifies entrepreneurial success and rewards innovative industry leaders.

Reports: Glazers fail to pay mortgage on shopping malls
According to this story in the United Kingdom's Guardian , the Glazers have failed to pay the mortgage of four United States' shopping malls that they own. The paper writes: An investigation by the Guardian in conjunction with the BBC's Panorama programme and the investment analyst Andy Green in June found that of the 68 shopping malls owned by the Glazers' US-based First Allied Corporation ...

Army Vet Not Dead, Shows Up To Prove It
The Department of Veteran Affairs tells a Houston soldier that he's not getting benefits because he's dead.

Wounded War Veterans Are Given New Homes in Gunter
GUNTER, TX -- Thanks to a Houston organization, five wounded war heroes and their families are being given their dream home in Texoma. Deeda Payton was in Gunter, Texas where she spoke to two of the families who just learned where their new homes will be located.