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Several Protestors Arrested Outside Dept. of Justice
Up to 10 people have been arrested at the Department of Justice for blocking the building while protesting home foreclosures.
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FHA policy shift leaves many condos ineligible for financing
Is FHA intentionally targeting condominiums, trying to exclude hundreds or thousands of them around the country from qualifying for financing under its mortgage insurance program? FHA officials tell me absolutely not.
Nashville's Jae Won Shim bounces back from flood's disaster
After Nashville's historic 2010 flooding, Jae Won Shim went from living on a Goodlettsville hilltop with tony neighbors including Garth Brooks to spending 15 months without electricity and running water in an abandoned strip center he owned across from the Nashville Farmers' Market.
Mansfield and Massachusetts Sees Significant Decrease in Foreclosures
When it comes to foreclosures, Mansfield and the state are enjoying a drastic decrease.
Mortgage lenders breathed a sigh of relief on Monday as the Georgia Supreme Court issued a ruling that unties the hands of banks seeking to foreclose on borrowers in default.
State to boost counseling for homeowners facing foreclosure
The state Housing Mortgage and Financing Agency yesterday said it will make nearly $1.1 million in federal money available to provide more foreclosure prevention counseling.
Foreclosure fear? Grand Rapids pastors to pitch state program offering millions in free help
Mary Townley of the Michigan State Housing Development Authority speaks about the partnership between the state and churches to promote A Step Forward, a program for people in danger of losing their homes, on Monday, May 20, at Oakdale Christian Reformed Church.
Bank of America Has the Foreclosure Process Down Pat
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Behind the mortgage settlements from the housing crisis
Banks have paid less than half the $5.7 billion in cash owed to troubled homeowners under nearly 30 settlements brokered by the government since 2008, delaying help to the millions of victims of discrimination and shoddy lending that epitomized the housing crisis, according to a Washington Post analysis of government data.
Nevada New Home Permits, Foreclosure Starts Go Up
Data released Thursday by RealtyTrac shows the number of building permits is up 73% in the first three months of 2013 compared with the same time last year.
Prince George's plan would increase demolitions of blighted foreclosures
Prince George's County officials unveiled a new foreclosure action plan aimed at speeding up the demolition process after knocking down nearly 50 houses and apartment complexes so far this fiscal year.
Pre-foreclosure clinics to be offered in June
The HomeOwnership Center of North Central Massachusetts is hosting pre-foreclosure clinics June 6, 12 or 27 at the Twin Cities CDC office, 470 Main St.
Building Permits Rise as Foreclosures Drop
Blomquist: 'In some markets, the scales will tip more heavily in favor of supply of homes for sale in the coming months.' IRVINE, CA-In seesaw fashion, the number of single-family building permits in the first quarter rose 27% from a year ago, while foreclosure starts dipped 27% during the same time period, according to RealtyTrac Inc.
Killington, Vt. restaurant auctioned
A former restaurant once considered the Killington area's most upscale eatery has a new owner.
Legal Aid fights to close the 'justice gap' for society's most vulnerable
Cathy Haukedahl, a veteran Minnesota deputy attorney general and business lawyer at Felhaber, Larson, Fenlon & Vogt, was a longtime volunteer at Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid before she joined the nonprofit as deputy director in 2002.
Economic Preview: U.S. economy walks uneven path
The bubbling U.S. stock market might get more pop this week from positive sales trends in housing, but danger signs lurk in other parts of the economy.
Local group rescues pets left behind in tough times
Pets are like family. But too often, they're abandoned when people lose their homes to foreclosure and are forced to leave their pets behind.
Where's the protection for consumers facing foreclosures? PennLive letters
The Attorney General of New York recently announced intentions to file charges against Bank of America and Wells Fargo for violating agreements to assist borrowers facing foreclosure.
Seniors today are faced with more struggles to meet basic needs than years ago. Over 10 million senior households struggle to meet just the basic needs and have trouble affording rent or utilities.
Foreclosures in Sudbury Continue to Drop
A significant decline in Massachusetts foreclosures during the month of March indicates the foreclosure crisis is over, according to an article in Monday's issue of Banker & Tradesman.