Finance: the Deal on Home Equity Lines
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The refi boom was .... well, so last year. Now it's time to arrange a home equity line of credit that you can use as you'd like.
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Is this deal picture-perfect for investors?
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ATLANTA, Aug. 26 -- Home Depot has tentatively agreed to sell its wholesale distribution business to a group of private-equity firms for $1.8 billion less than originally planned, and it will retain a small stake in the unit, a person with direct knowledge of the situation said Sunday.
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By Christopher Faille, Financial Correspondent
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Are shares of this bank really bargain-priced?
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Lessons from the lords of leveraged buyouts.
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Home Depot, the world&#39;s largest home-improvement retailer, said Tuesday it would sell its wholesale supply division to a private equity consortium for 8.5 billion dollars, a steep discount from the initial price.
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Mortgage brokers get high marks and may help you get a good deal.
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Shares in US mortgage giant Countrywide soar on reports that it is in talks to be acquired by Bank of America.
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Contrarian investors who think now is the time to start buying beaten-down banking stocks could be in for a shock if they don't carefully review those companies' distressed home-equity loan portfolios.
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This deal is not cheap, but it provides some critical assets.
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Will this newfangled kind of mortgage help you buy a house?
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For deals on real estate ETFs, go west. And south. And east.
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You don't want to miss today's big-time buying opportunity.
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Home Depot reached a tentative new agreement today to sell its wholesale unit to a consortium of private equity firms for a reduced price of $8.5 billion, according to people involved in the deal.
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Home Depot Inc.  has agreed to sell its supply division to three private equity firms, sources said on Tuesday, in a roughly $10 billion deal that unloads a business the home-improvement retailer's former chief executive worked to expand.
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NEW YORK -- Throughout 2006, T. Rowe Price analyst Susan Troll watched in horror as one risky mortgage deal after another hit the market. She became alarmed by a widening trend: mortgage lenders issuing home loans of poor quality that were then packaged and sold by Wall Street investment banks to...