6 real estate headlines: 14-June

A daily dose of headlines for real estate agents, mortgage lenders, homebuyers and home sellers.

Major changes likely to QRM program Inman News: The proposed QRM standard would push nearly a third of American borrowers out of the market, especially first-time home purchasers, minorities and moderate-income families.	Mortgage rates love economic slow times HSH.com: While we remain about a third of a percentage point above our October 2010 rock-bottom levels, we should be nearing a place where refinance opportunities start to show.
Banks get 30 more days to fix foreclosure problems Wall Street Journal:� Banks are required to hire an independent consultant to conduct a "look back" at foreclosure proceedings from 2009 and 2010 to evaluate whether they improperly foreclosed.	Homebuying: Is now the best time to buy? CNN Money: Given the recent lackluster jobs report and the million-plus homes in foreclosure, no one is expecting a robust about-face anytime soon.
How GIs fight foreclosure proceedings Bankrate.com: The HAP expansion only applies to defense personnel who purchased their homes before July 1, 2006, and sell them by Sept. 30, 2012, pending availability of funds.	Where we live: Stanton Park Washington Post: Stanton Park wasn't so quaint and neighborly in the 1980s, when longtime residents say crime was plentiful and neighborhood issues included vacant, dilapidated houses.

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