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Banks Starting to Jettison Foreclosed Homes
Submitted by Sam Cass  (bestcashcow.com)

As the credit crisis deepens, banks are becoming more and more willing to sell foreclosed homes at lower prices and take the steep loss.

Article | Updated Aug 13, 2008 | Views: 43 | Comments: 0
Tags: foreclosure, foreclosed homes

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How Some Homeowners Are Beating Banks in Foreclosure Proceedings
Submitted by Sam Cass  (www.bloomberg.com)

Banks bad record keeping is coming back to haunt them. Unable to produce the original mortgage note, courts are not allowing banks to foreclose on homes. This is especially true of the 19% of...

Article | Submitted Feb 22, 2008 | Views: 238 | Comments: 0 
Tags: real estate, foreclosure, foreclosure loopholes

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Looking to buy a foreclosed property? Be careful.
Submitted by Cindy Daniels  (online.wsj.com)

Good advice for anyone considering buying a foreclosed property. You can get good deals but you need to do your due diligence.

Article | Submitted Feb 12, 2008 | Views: 139 | Comments: 0 
Tags: foreclosure, buying foreclosure

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The New Phenomena - Homeowners Walking Away from Their Homes
Submitted by Cindy Daniels  (latimesblogs.latimes.com)

With their homes dropping below what they paid and the interest on their mortgages rising, many homeowners are opting to walk-away from their homes and let the bank foreclose. They are willing to...

Article | Submitted Jan 28, 2008 | Views: 343 | Comments: 2 
Tags: real estate, foreclosure, walking away

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Cramer's Own Writer Rips Him for Telling People to Walk from their Houses
Submitted by JRodgers  (www.thestreet.com)

Jim Cramer's suggestion that people just turn in the keys to their homes with negative equity encourages people to try to skirt their financial liabilities and disregards the fact that a home is...

Article | Submitted Aug 11, 2007 | Views: 382 | Comments: 3 
Tags: mortgage, cramer, housing bubble, foreclosure

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Tangle of loans feeds the foreclosure crisis
Submitted by PhilR  (www.boston.com)

The reselling and securitizing of mortgages has made it difficult for borrowers to get debt relief. They can't find out who actually holds the loan. One family with a disabled son fell behind and...

Article | Submitted Jul 31, 2007 | Views: 201 | Comments: 0 
Tags: mortgages, foreclosure, loans

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No Real-Estate Bail-Outs with My Money
Submitted by LikeItIs  (bestcashcow.com)

This article is going to seem cold, and maybe it is. But lately, as foreclosure rates have been soaring I’ve been hearing about quite a few politicians who want to help borrowers who got into...

Article | Updated Jul 10, 2007 | Views: 467 | Comments: 10
Tags: real estate, housing bubble, mortgage delinquincies, foreclosure



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