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June 18th, 2010

Rules were relaxed to get housing ratios right Interest rates began to rise Adjustable mortgages did the rest Most Americans still do not fully understand what happened in 2008, that brought their economic confidence and peaceful suburban existence tumbling down around them. More than likely that applies to at least a few American legislators too. [...]

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June 17th, 2010

City Bank Incorporated relents where oil is spilled Some customers in gulf states can breathe easier for a while But the break is just for the next three short months … … and, its business as usual for the rest, and the rest of the banks too Citigroup Incorporated (the bank that received a $45 [...]

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June 16th, 2010

Illinois foreclosed home owners may leave a mess behind them But there are bargains still for astute buyers … … when they shop around Its not difficult at all to understand the bitterness that some foreclosed Americans feel when they are forced out of their homes by the banks that earlier gave them a leg-up [...]

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June 15th, 2010

As the tide of foreclosure sales rolls on … … previous players in the mortgage game re-invent themselves While America’s foreclosure disaster continues to weave a sorry tale, at least some Americans are turning a pig’s ear into a silk purse by doing what somebody else will do if they do not. Some of these [...]

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June 14th, 2010

What is a lawyer’s role at a modification conference? Read on to find out what to look for The American mortgage crisis has attracted the attention of many law firms to an emerging lucrative market. They claim to provide a service, but what exactly do they do? And why are they teaming up with realtors [...]

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June 11th, 2010

As America unpicks a carefully contrived security blanket… .. Deutsche Bank is re-learning how to survive The Bank’s hitherto low-profile role in American foreclosures has been revealed as permeating the entire country, and is impressive in the wrong way too. In Chicago, Illinois, for example, it foreclosed over 550 big apartment complexes during 2009, streets [...]

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June 10th, 2010

Virginia Peninsula foreclosure activity is still rising This could the end of the beginning? Is the rate of new activity finally starting to slow down? While things may be getting better elsewhere in the States, the foreclosure load is still bad in parts of Virginia Peninsula, where the poor (and a few of the rich) [...]

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June 9th, 2010

South Florida mortgage notifications are down in May as well Does this confirm the 2010 trend to date? Are things already improving? Breaking news this morning is that first foreclosure notifications issued during May 2010 in the South Florida counties amounted to approximately 4,300 – still far too many, but down 49% year-on-year. This is [...]

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June 8th, 2010

Bank of America operating illegally in Utah Its neither registered, not has a local office No doubt, big Wall Street money will win this battle too? America’s Bank of America is in deep water in the State of Utah. The 5th District Court has told it to stop all foreclosure activity until the bank complies [...]

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June 7th, 2010

The National Association of Real Estate Editors hears bad breaking news Unemployment is about to drive the next foreclosure surge Recovery will be even slower The National Association of Real Estate Editors Journalism Conference held in Austin, Texas was told the other day that a further foreclosure-tsunami had been spotted not that far out in [...]

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June 4th, 2010

Bank of America gets its act in gear finally Countrywide forgiveness is in progress That’s good news for 10,000 American homes Bank of America announced on Wednesday that it would continue implementing its mortgage forgiveness program, and was in touch with the majority of its almost 10,000 most troubled lenders after sending out letters. The [...]

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June 3rd, 2010

Not only banks were hammered in the foreclosure recession Mortgage brokers were sometimes their victims too Hopefully, the honest ones will last out the drought The few mortgage brokers who survived the foreclosure tidal surge are in many respects innocent of charges leveled at them. In many cases they took more care than bank call [...]

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June 2nd, 2010

Wealthier Big Bay residents now facing foreclosure too The wealthier are more astute Their solution is stretching out short sales Foreclosure actions are on the increase in San Francisco Bay Area – this time it’s the richer that are getting poorer. Close to 1,000 homes worth over $730,000 have been repossessed in the past two [...]

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