September 2nd, 2010 by
Joseph Smith
Tuscan Creek, the foreclosed apartment building in Ypsilanti Township, Michigan, is under new management. Capmark, the commercial lenders for the foreclosed property, have brought in McKinley Inc. to manage the 300-unit complex after it was foreclosed on July 2010.
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September 2nd, 2010 by
jfoxx
There are a lot of resources out there these days for those looking for financial help to stop foreclosure. We'll outline some of them here, so that you can know where to turn if you're facing an impending foreclosure on your home.
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September 1st, 2010 by
Joseph Smith
As more homeowners lose their homes to foreclosure and more people end up losing their jobs in Riverside County, California, it is not only the families who suffer but the animals that live with them. The number of abandoned foreclosure pets in the county has escalated dramatically and shelters in the area are stretched to the limit trying to accommodate the thousands of pets being left to their care.
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September 1st, 2010 by
Joseph Smith
Generally, homeowners facing foreclosure are allowed to stay in their home up until the day of the foreclosure sale itself if they choose. After the original loan default, the homeowner is entitled to a certain period of time before a sale can occur. During this time, they have a chance to raise the money to pay off their default debt and thereby retain ownership of their home. The homeowner is allowed to remain in residence at the property [...]
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September 1st, 2010 by
Joseph Smith
As the number of properties ending up in foreclosed home and condo properties listings increases, so do the troubles facing contractors and subcontractors. In Texas, contractors admit that a big number of real estate developers and homeowners have failed to pay them after their properties went under foreclosure.
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August 31st, 2010 by
sharon
Real estate market analysts are worried about increases in home foreclosure rates in some areas of Illinois in 2010. According to them, although it is highly unlikely that foreclosures in the area will reach the same level as other troubled states like California, Florida and Nevada, the rise from previous year's numbers is enough to make some industry observers uneasy.
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August 31st, 2010 by
wsummers
There are several options available for assistance to those facing foreclosure that the government provides. Take advantage of them today by being proactive and getting in touch with people who can help.
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August 30th, 2010 by
sharon
After two abandoned cats were rescued from a house in Dayton, Tennessee, arrangements with a local organization that specializes in pets adoptions were made. The cats were found by Stephanie Riggs, a neighbor who lives next door to the house where the two cats were reportedly trapped for two months.
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August 30th, 2010 by
jparker
Texas is doing relatively better than other states that have been hit hard by the foreclosure house crisis which started more than two years ago. According to local officials, the financial status of the state, along with its job market and housing industry, is doing better compared with other areas of the U.S.
Continue reading: Foreclosure House Crisis Impact: Much Less in Texas
August 30th, 2010 by
jfoxx
Many people seem to think that your chances of becoming a homeowner again after a foreclosure are slim, but that's just not the case. While a foreclosure does have a serious effect on your credit score, which can make securing a loan or buying a house tough, lots of people survive foreclosure and go on to become happy homeowners once again, just by putting a little work in. But let's get to the facts.
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