James Foxx / May 13th, 2010
The expiring tax credits and the price impact of REO homes drove the frenzy of homebuying in the Denver metro area in More >>
James Foxx / January 5th, 2010
REO bank foreclosures in Memphis and other parts of Shelby County in Tennessee are being blamed on giant financial services provider Wells Fargo, which is based in San Francisco. More >>
John Evan Miller / October 22nd, 2009
The city council of Cranston in Rhode Island is considering rules aimed at containing the number of REO homes in the area. Under the rules, lenders are required to renegotiate the loans of … More >>
John Evan Miller / July 17th, 2009
About 1.53 million REO properties for sale were posted all over the country from January to June 2009. More >>
John Evan Miller / July 14th, 2009
Thousands of foreclosed properties across Florida are in limbo right now. Distressed homeowners abandoned them while banks delay their official takeover of the properties. More >>
John Evan Miller / July 6th, 2009
California distressed homeowners, particularly in Northern San Joaquin Valley, were assured by U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan that changes would be made … More >>
John Evan Miller / July 2nd, 2009
Lawyers for Wells Fargo and Co., a mortgage lending company, have urged U.S. District Judge Benson Legg to dismiss a case filed by the city of Baltimore, Maryland blaming it as the cause … More >>
John Evan Miller / June 30th, 2009
The number of renters of REO properties is growing every day, just as foreclosures remain unabated across the country. And tenants' advocacy groups are quick to point out that recently … More >>
John Evan Miller / June 22nd, 2009
Last month's decline in the number of REO property in Massachusetts has prompted industry experts to suggest that more and more people have realized how costly foreclosure proceedings are … More >>
John Evan Miller / June 16th, 2009
The Foreclosure Mediation Program in Nevada is now making progress as the state Supreme Court scheduled hearings and sought public More >>