Lending problems not so bad for state
State and national mortgage specialists said Wednesday that in housing and lending, right now, Oklahoma is more like a shining city on a hill than a dark, dangerous street, relatively — and literally — speaking.
All three — states, cities and neighborhoods — are still making sense of the "mortgage meltdown,” however.
Clear in presentations during a session of the Council of State Governments meeting ...
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