Lawsuit Filed Challenging the Foreclosure Right of Two Lenders

Time icon December 30th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

A lawsuit has been filed against lenders, Fort Washington, Pennsylvania-based GMAC Mortgage LLC and Santa Ana, California-based Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. to stop them from foreclosing two homes in Massachusetts.
According to the lawsuit filed before the Suffolk Superior Court, both out-of-state lenders lack the legal right to foreclose two homes in the [...]

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Informing Residents about Florida Foreclosures through Seminars

Time icon December 29th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

The Tampa Housing Authority’s Center for Affordable Homeownership aims to teach residents tips and tricks so that they can avoid foreclosures. The seminar includes discussions on how the federal housing legislation changed.
It also offers residents one-on-one assistance for their personal queries and concerns about foreclosure properties. The seminar is not just for residents who [...]

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Re-Modified Foreclosures are Troubled Once More

Time icon December 26th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

Around fifty percent of the foreclosure cases that were filed for modification during the first half of 2008 are now in non-payment status again. The modifications were supposed to help these borrowers keep their homes. But due to either the continued economic slump or the still unaffordable adjustments foreclosure still looms to them
The economy has [...]

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Local Church Rally Valley Residents to Fight Los Angeles Foreclosures

Time icon December 23rd, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

Led by Father John Lasseigne of the Mary Immaculate Church and other community leaders, residents of Pacoima and San Fernando Valley are hopeful that their battle against Los Angeles foreclosures will end positively.

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Foreclosures May Reach Over 8 Million

Time icon December 22nd, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

Credit Suisse’s predicts a whopping 8.1 million loans leading to foreclosure within the next four years, which is 16 percent of all mortgages. A report was released last April that there will be 6.5 million foreclosure cases or 13 percent of all mortgages but eventually made a new report after the pitfall of the economy.

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Obama Appoints a New York Official as HUD Secretary

Time icon December 20th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

Now that he has already been elected as the new President of the United States of America, he has started his actions by appointing a new Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. This person he has chosen is Shaun Donovan, a former New York City Housing Commissioner. Obama recognizes the lead role HUD plays in stopping the rise of foreclosures and rebuilding the efforts of the nation in expanding homeownership.

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Foreclosures Hit the Lowest Level Since June

Time icon December 20th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

In RealtyTrac’s report Thursday, the count of American homeowners drawn into the housing dilemma dropped to a significant level last month. It was reported to be the lowest since June as new legislation prolonged the course of foreclosures.

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Foreclosed Homes Become Hazards

Time icon December 19th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

Marlborough City is one of the MetroWest communities affected by Massachusetts foreclosures. In some neighborhoods, furniture and other forms of litter are left on lawns, overgrown vegetation thrive on properties and 15 percent of mortgage companies need to could not be contacted or persuaded to clean up the miss.

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New York Launches Ads to Promote Foreclosure Deals

Time icon December 18th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

The banking regulators of New York and other states have launched public service advertisements to encourage troubled homeowners to talk with their mortgage lenders, loan servicers or mortgage counselors to avoid foreclosure.

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Bush Administration’s 4.5 Loan Rate Aim to Stop Foreclosure

Time icon December 18th, 2008 by Autor Joseph Smith

Since the start of the financial market crisis, U.S. agencies have focused their attention on rescuing financial institutions hoping that its recovery would also stabilize the housing market and reduce foreclosures. However, their efforts have failed to produce the desired results.

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