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Wall Street Journal Standard & Poor's Ratings Services expects slow but gradual improvement in the foreclosure inventory in the upcoming quarters as the percentage of US residential mortgage delinquencies and new foreclosures declined in the fourth quarter from the third … |
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Minneapolis Star Tribune Foreclosures in Minnesota fell 17 percent last year to the lowest level since 2007, according to a report released Tuesday. But the Minnesota Homeownership Center, which published the results, said it's not all good news. The report underscores the … |
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San Jose Mercury News But the first step toward reversing the effects of the foreclosure tide that has swept over tens of thousands of homes is to stop the bleeding by calling a halt to the constant increase in the inventory of existing homes that are either on the market … - |
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Patch.com Washington is set to receive $648 million in a federal settlement with five banks to compensate consumers whose foreclosures were mishandled. By Joan Probala The foreclosure process has been under attack for months now. We have all heard about the … |
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MarketWatch (press release) Operation Reach 1 is the only loan modification and foreclosure rescission company to be awarded an A rating by the Better Business Bureau. Thanks to Operation Reach 1, foreclosure has not been the end for many borrowers. Calling for transparency in … |
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The News-Press The state Senate version of the controversial Florida Fair Foreclosure Act, which proponents say protects homeowners and opponents claim is far from fair, passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday and appears to be on a fast track to the … - |
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Florida Times-Union The state's mortgage foreclosure process would be speeded up and streamlined under a new proposal cleared by a Senate panel on Monday. Critics say a faster process will infringe on the rights of homeowners who already are abused by banks and attorneys … |
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WRTV Indianapolis NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Millions of borrowers who suffered financial losses because their mortgage lenders played fast and loose while processing their foreclosures now have two ways of getting a payback. They can tap the $26 billion settlement between … |
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WCVB-TV NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Millions of borrowers who suffered financial losses because their mortgage lenders played fast and loose while processing their foreclosures now have two ways of getting a payback. They can tap the $26 billion settlement between … - |
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CNNMoney By Les Christie @CNNMoney February 20, 2012: 12:51 PM ET Millions of borrowers who suffered financial losses from foreclosure abuse now have two ways of getting compensated. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Millions of borrowers who suffered financial losses … - - |
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