Posts Tagged ‘foreclosure’

Regulators Stumped: High Number of Homeowners Re-defaulting

Thursday, December 11th, 2008

Half of all troubled homeowners face foreclosure only six months after lenders reduce their monthly mortgage payments, said a top banking regulator when commenting on the state of the housing crisis (“Homeowners Re-defaulting After Getting Aid,” Reuters, Dec. 8, 2008). (more…)

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NYC Mortgage Default Rate Approaches National Average

Monday, December 8th, 2008

Home loan delinquencies all across the country are skyrocketing, even in the nation’s largest city, New York, where the number of home loan defaults is only projected to get worse, reports NYDailyNews.com (“Late Bills Soaring in City: Debts Rise on Credit Cards, Auto Loans,” Dec. 3, 2008). (more…)

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Homeowners Facing Foreclosure Get Holiday Reprieve

Thursday, December 4th, 2008

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the nation’s two largest mortgage holders, have announced that they’re temporarily suspending evictions and foreclosures during the holidays, reports BusinessWeek (“Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Planning a Foreclosure Holiday,” Nov. 20, 2008). (more…)

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