Foreclosure News and Information
From the daily archives:
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Report: Housing Prices Could Tumble Again If More Foreclosures Aren't Prevented
Huffington Post (blog) Foreclosure prevention efforts need to become vastly more effective or housing prices will resume their tumble, according to a new report by Credit Suisse … |
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Foreclosure Backlog Hits 1.7 Million Homes – 24/7 Wall St. (blog)
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Foreclosure Backlog Hits 1.7 Million Homes
24/7 Wall St. (blog) There are 1.7 million homes on the market which have gone through the foreclosure process. The number is at the highest level in history. … Foreclosure backlog estimated at 1.7M Elmira foreclosure and mortgage delinquency rates increase Backlog of foreclosures estimated at 1.7 million, likely to hold back home … |
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Wisconsin set a record in October that’s nothing to be proud of — 2200 foreclosures in a single month — bringing the total to more than 17000 this year.
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Dallas-Fort Worth foreclosure postings jump 45%, but repeat filings boost list – Dallas Morning News
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Dallas-Fort Worth foreclosure postings jump 45%, but repeat filings boost list
Dallas Morning News Dallas-Fort Worth will start the new year with a surge in home foreclosure postings. … Tarrant County's January foreclosure postings climb 6 percent |
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Bernard Hickey talks home loan interest rates with Noelle McCarthy on Radion NZ.
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Citigroup suspends foreclosures for the holidays – MarketWatch
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Citigroup suspends foreclosures for the holidays
MarketWatch WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Citigroup Inc. announced Thursday that they will suspend foreclosures … Holiday cheer: Citigroup suspends foreclosures for 30 days Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac And Citigroup Hold Foreclosure Evictions For Holiday … Fannie Mae Suspends Foreclosure Evictions |
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