San diego Mortgage News

San Diego Homes Flirt With Overvaluation Again
Depending on which measure you look at, San Diego homes are either dirt cheap, reasonable, or nearing bubble valuations again.

BANKING: Acquisitive chief joins San Diego County Credit Union
SAN DIEGO ---- Insiders in the credit union industry raised afew eyebrows last month when financial veteran Teresa Halleckannounced plans to leave her cushy job as chief executive officerof Golden 1 Credit Union in Sacramento, and take the helm with thesame job at San Diego County Credit Union.

No 'double-dip' ahead for San Diego, economists say
Local economy's strengths may fend off renewed recession.

Deficit Cost Drop Gives Obama Stimulus Clinton Missed
The bond market is giving President Barack Obama the green light to spend more money to boost the faltering economy.

Most Inland lawmakers oppose bill on loan modifications
A bill that would set new rules for the foreclosure process is the focus of a fierce end-of-session fight between the lending industry and consumer groups. Loan delinquency and foreclosure rates are down from the worst of the housing downturn but Riverside and San Bernardino counties remain among the hardest-hit parts of the state.

Mortgage rates fall to historic lows
Mortgage rates are great -- if you can get them.

Secondary Sources: Fed, Germany v. U.S., Housing
A roundup of economic news from around the Web.

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