Foreclosures News

World News
Phoenix, AZ -The worsening economy has heightened the likelihood of foreclosure incidents for many homeowners as the scarcity of available jobs further ...
9 Sep 2010, 08:09:am
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Wikimedia Commons With foreclosures in Connecticut at an all-time high, some say its time to bid Fannie and Freddie adieu. One of every 622 houses in ...
9 Sep 2010, 08:09:am
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"We are on track for 50000 foreclosures in the Valley this year," said Michael Trailor, director of the Arizona Housing Department, which is administering ...
9 Sep 2010, 12:09:am
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The Mesabi Daily News today starts publishing information about foreclosures, bankruptcies and liens in our area. The information will be published as part of the public record every other Sunday following release of the St. Louis County Financial Record, which is published biweekly.
9 Sep 2010, 12:09:am
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Home and business foreclosures offered a mix of good and bad news for Collin County homeowners for the quarter and the month.
9 Sep 2010, 12:09:am
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Citizen Journalism
Foreclosure results for the five boroughs were mixed in August, according to numbers just released by Property Shark. Staten Island and Queens saw increases in both year-over-year and month-over-month numbers, while the Bronx, ...
9 Sep 2010, 06:09:am
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Bank owned foreclosures, are homes that have undergone foreclosure and are now being sold by the bank at lower than normal prices.
9 Sep 2010, 08:09:am
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Due to the recent real estate collapse, many people across the United States are losing their homes to foreclosure. The period of time before the official foreclosure is called pre-foreclosure. Depending on the state the pre-foreclosure ...
9 Sep 2010, 12:09:pm
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The phenomenon gained popularity first in California, where many new trends seem to begin. With one of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation, many.
9 Sep 2010, 04:09:am
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans addressed the rising tide of foreclosures in his closing address to a Fed conference on housing issues on Wednesday, but did not mention monetary policy or the economic outlook.
9 Sep 2010, 02:09:pm
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