Foreclosures Archives

NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- It seems like the housing crisis has been around for an eternity, but we may have years more to endure. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- Despite whatever marginal gains are made in the number of delinquent mortgages in the U.S., times remain tough for many American homeowners. Read more»
NEW YORK (BankingMyWay) — It’s not good news for the real estate market this week, especially on the foreclosure front. New data shows that foreclosures are mounting just as foreclosure sales are dipping. That means there are more foreclosed homes on the market but fewer people interested in buying them. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- It’s a tale of two housing problems. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — The Obama administration and Congress are anxious to get the debt debate behind them so they can focus on an equally big problem: the U.S. housing market. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — Moody’s Analytics’s chief economist Mark Zandi says it’s time to stop fooling around with the housing market and take some aggressive – and historical – steps to keeping Americans in their homes. Read more»
NEW YORK (BankingMyWay) -- Banks are foreclosing on so many homes, it’s becoming impossible to get rid of them all. That in turn is driving the foreclosure rate upward--not downward as some experts have been saying—and it’s a trend that could worsen if banks and lenders don’t take action, Equifax says. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — While Washington debates spending cuts, the federal government is stepping up efforts to keep jobless Americans in their homes. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — The key to stabilizing U.S. home prices is to do the opposite of what’s happening now, says one housing industry expert. Instead of sitting on hundreds of thousands of foreclosures, banks and lenders should be accelerating the process of foreclosure and eviction. Read more»
NEW YORK (MainStreet) — For a homeowner facing foreclosure, there’s a silver lining: Lenders are so backed up that some homeowners may be able to stay in their homes for years before getting an eviction notice. Read more»
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