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Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

Chicago is to receive in excess of $55 million as federal aid from the government to tackle the foreclosure problem that has affected various neighborhoods within the city; this amount being more than what any other city within the country has received. This money is to be used to buy and restore foreclosed as well [...]

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Monday, February 23rd, 2009

As per recently released data, foreclosure properties within Denver’s seven county areas have fallen by 11.8% when comparing 2008 figures with 2007 figures. While this is no indication of the foreclosure crisis in the region being over, some respite is definitely visible. While 2007 saw 27,494 foreclosure filings with the offices of the public trustees, [...]

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Friday, February 20th, 2009

As per a California based foreclosure listing company’s recently released data, Houston, in 2008, has fared better than many other cities. The area was at the 51st rank amongst the top one hundred US metropolitan areas, with close to 1.5% homes (31,981 homes) involved in foreclosure. While this data does not indicate immediate relief, the [...]

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Thursday, February 19th, 2009

Standing before a crowd of tens of thousands in Phoenix, AZ, a city and state hit hard by the deepening recession, President Obama announced the Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan that will pump $75 billion dollars into helping homeowners who are struggling to avoid foreclosure. The plan, which the administration hopes will reach out and [...]

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Wednesday, February 18th, 2009

While houses in San Diego which have been newly built are finding it hard to attract buyers, an increasing number of buyers are looking at buying amidst San Diego foreclosures. With prices of homes having dropped in excess on 24% in 2008 as compared with 2007, and with foreclosure homes selling for lesser than their [...]

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Tuesday, February 17th, 2009

Recent reports have shown that many of the home sales that have taken place in the recent past involve homes in some stage of foreclosure. The main reason that home buyers are looking at home foreclosures as options is their usually discounted prices. Foreclosure proceedings are initiated on a home upon the home owner’s continual [...]

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Tuesday, February 17th, 2009

With the entire country having being affected by the foreclosure crisis to some degree, Columbus is no different. However, many financial analysts are of the opinion that the market could witness a bottom point some point soon (either by the end on this year or early next year). This expected relief is getting many of [...]

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Tuesday, February 17th, 2009

According to a recently published report, Orlando holds the 7th position across the nation when it comes to the rate of foreclosure properties. With Miami and Fort Lauderdale also in the top ten, Florida is at the 2nd spot when it comes to State rankings. However, the good news is that the low prices that [...]

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Monday, February 16th, 2009

As per a recently released report, the metropolitan area of Las Vegas’ foreclosure rate is the second highest in the country (for 2008), while Nevada retains the top spot. As per the report, 8.89% of the area’s total properties faced filing for foreclosure in 2008, a 121% increase from the numbers for 2007. While this, [...]

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Monday, February 16th, 2009

Data from many recent reports across the country shows that a substantial number foreclosure home sales feature in the total number of nation wide home sales. This trend is chiefly being attributed to the low selling prices of many of these homes. While discounted prices are increasingly being linked with houses foreclosure has affected, there [...]

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Monday, February 16th, 2009

Tax foreclosed homes being sold at substantial discounts are becoming more and more commonplace. This is why many of the prospective home-buyers within the country are looking at these homes as practical alternatives. Since the procedures involved in buying tax home foreclosures differs from those involved in buying bank foreclosed homes, it is best if [...]

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Friday, February 13th, 2009

As per the data of a recently released report, Indiana came at number five, when it came to the nation’s foreclosure inventory percent for last year’s third quarter. Another report showed that in the second quarter, 7.97% of the state’s home loans were past due in excess of 30 days. When it comes to individual [...]

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Friday, February 13th, 2009

If you intend to save some money in buying a home, you should ideally see what tax home foreclosures have to offer in the neighborhood within which you wish to buy a home. This is because these homes often end up selling at prices which are considerably lesser than their estimated worth. A home can [...]

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