Sentences with phrase «including tight credit»

Headwinds do remain including tight credit that has been particularly harsh on first time home buyers.

«The underlying reason for elevated cancellations is unclear, but with problems including tight credit and low appraisals, 16 percent of NAR members report a sales contract was cancelled in June, up from 4 percent in May, which stands out in contrast with the pattern over the past year.»

Several significant challenges remain, however, including tight credit and high unemployment.

If that assumption proves wrong for you, then you might need a secured card, which comes with limitations — including a tight credit limit — but is designed for those who need to build or rebuild their credit history.

Not exact matches

As the franchise industry continues to face the challenges brought on by the great recession and tight credit markets those franchisors that achieve continued growth reflect sound franchise systems including these ten franchise opportunities.

A former employer with several convenience stores and some cash flow issues (he lost a supplier because he couldn't meet the tight payment terms, and went to a pricier supplier with longer terms) runs everything (including debit cards) as credit — signature and no PIN.

At an industry summit in Whitehall last month lenders were told they could face tighter controls, including limits on the number of loans taken out and a cap on the total cost of credit.

Even at a lean two hours (including credits), it still feels like Justice League could've been shorter with some tighter writing and editing.

This refinance program provides easy qualifying requirements, and quick closing, but changing FHA guidlines reflect tighter credit requirements across the mortgage lending industry.For all streamline refinance transactions with FHA case numbers issued on or after November 17, 2009 changes in FHA's streamline refinance program include:

The major benefit of applying for an unsecured personal loan with poor credit is the ease of the application process and the lack of collateral requirements; disadvantages include higher interest rates and tighter repayment terms.

We believe that the poor economy, high unemployment, tight credit markets, and heightened uncertainty in financial markets during the past two years have adversely impacted discretionary consumer spending, including spending on the types of electronic devices that are accessorized by our products.

Trends and Economic Environment: We believe that the deteriorating economic conditions, rising unemployment, tight credit markets, and heightened uncertainty in financial markets during the past 18 months have adversely impacted discretionary consumer spending, including spending on the types of electronic devices that are accessorized by our products.

The causes of this shift include the foreclosure crisis, a slow labor market recovery from the Great Recession, tighter mortgage credit, limited supply of entry - level homes and long - term social changes such as delayed marriage and childbearing.