Today's WSJ reports that an October survey by the Federal Reserve found that banks significantly tightened lending standards for buyers, even those with good credit. "About 40% of banks said they tightened terms for prime mortgages in the prior three months for people with the best credit records. That was up from about 15% in the previous survey in July." [WSJ]
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