Foreclosure numbers fall again in November
Friday Dec 11 | via Kentucky.com
The number of homeowners on the brink of foreclosure fell in November, the fourth straight monthly decline. Comment?
More private schools offer financial aid for tuition
Friday Nov 27 | via The Cincinnati Enquirer
The recession took from Angela Godfrey and now it's giving back. Godfrey, a pastor's assistant and single mother, lost her Bond Hill home more than a year ago when her roommate sister lost a job and adjustable mortgage rates climbed. Comment?
KHEAA Providing Kentucky Students a Resource for Col...
Thursday Nov 19 | via ISurfHopkins
HOPKINS COUNTY, KY Students in the Hopkins County area might be interested in learning more about a new resource introduced by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority this week. Comment?
Job losses are driving foreclosures
Thursday Nov 19 | via The Cincinnati Enquirer
Roughly one out of 10 Ohio and Kentucky mortgage holders are behind on their payments, according to new trade data. Comment?
Mortgage delinquencies hit record
Nov 17, 2009 | via Campbell County Recorder
The pace at which people fell behind on their mortgages slowed during the summer for the third consecutive quarter, but the overall delinquency rate hit another record, a new report shows. Comment?
Dozens Apply To City's Homebuyer Program
3 hrs ago | via WPBF-TV
Dozens of prospective homeowners lined up outside the Coleman Park Community Center on Saturday morning, hoping to take advantage of a new city program. Comment?
Regulators shutter seven more banks
7 min ago | via Daily Herald
Regulators on Friday shut down two big California banks, as well as banks in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Michigan and Illinois, bringing to 140 the number of U.S. banks brought down this year by the weak economy and mounting loan defaults. Comment?
Benefit Held For Lebanon Horse Owners, Families
20 min ago | via WCPO-TV9 Cincinnati
LEBANON, Ohio -- Steve Hockaday went from owning and training three horses to nothing in a matter of minutes. Comment?
FirstFed Fails; Among L.A.'s Oldest and Biggest Lenders
20 min ago | via Los Angeles Business Journal Online - business news and information for Los Angeles California
Unable to repair a loan portfolio filled with billions of dollars in decaying adjustable-rate mortgages, FirstFed Financial Corp., one of L.A.'s oldest and largest financial institutions, was closed late Friday by federal and state regulators. Comment?
Commercial real estate on shaky foundation
22 min ago | via San Francisco Chronicle
Optimism about a national economic recovery, fueled by rising stock prices and an improved residential real estate market, is tempered by the widespread belief that a raft of commercial real estate loan defaults is just around the corner. Comment?