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Reverend Jesse Jackson, a civil-rights activist and former presidential candidate, has called on churchgoers at the Friendship Baptist Church to help trim down foreclosure house listings by opposing predatory lending.
Continue Reading: Opposing Predatory Loans to Reduce Foreclosed House Listings
It seems that loan modification is turning out to be a popular method of curtailing foreclosure home listing in Saint Louis, Missouri.
Continue Reading: Modification Help Trim Down Foreclosure Home Listing
Los Angeles foreclosure lists continued to grow as the unemployment rate in the area continued to rise, based on data from a foreclosure tracking firm.
Continue Reading: Los Angeles Foreclosure Lists Driven by Tourism Job Losses
Houston foreclosure lists grew in the first weeks of October compared to foreclosures during the same month last year because of the effects of Hurricane Ike, based on a report from the Houston Association of Realtors.
Continue Reading: Houston Foreclosure Lists Affected by Hurricane Aftermath
The way Philadelphia foreclosure listings are being contained by the city and state governments is being studied by the Obama administration for its plan of further improving its foreclosure prevention program.
Continue Reading: Philadelphia Foreclosure Listings: Model to Help Unemployed
Foreclosed list sales increased again in Santa Clara County, California in September, based on data from a real estate research firm based in San Diego.
Continue Reading: Foreclosed List Sales in Santa Clara Increase Again
Complaints against a federal foreclosure prevention program from troubled homeowners who are at risk of losing their properties to bank foreclosure listings are growing in numbers every day.
Continue Reading: Bank Foreclosure Listings Threaten Frustrated Homeowners
Foreclosure home in Tulare County, California is expected to rise after the end of the moratorium. Industry experts said that so far, the increase is not yet evident in the real estate market in the area, adding that the current inventory of foreclosure houses for sale is at its lowest level.
Continue Reading: Expected Spike in Foreclosure Home Due to End of Moratorium
TThe number of properties on Pittsburgh foreclosure listings is expected to jump up in the coming months as the 79-week unemployment extensions and benefits will come to a close. It is expected that 20,000 unemployment benefits will expire in Pennsylvania while 45,000 will come to an end in New Jersey. An additional 14,000 people in Pennsylvania will lose their benefits before the end of this week.
Continue Reading: Pittsburgh Foreclosure Listings, Unemployment Still Increasing
The Lee County and the Florida cities of Fort Myers and Cape Coral are expected to purchase properties on bank foreclosed home listings for rehabilitation. Already, a number of contractors are competing for a chance to renovate foreclosed homes in these counties. The initiative also means more job opportunities in the area.
Continue Reading: Federal Cash to Rehabilitate Bank Foreclosed Home Listings
Home prices and sales in Wisconsin continued to drop in the first six months of this year, more effects of the foreclosure crisis and stricter lending practices.
Continue Reading: Unloading of Foreclosed Properties Pulled Down Prices
Nearly 25 percent of all homeowners with home loans in the U.S. had negative home equity in the second quarter, according to Seattle-based economist Stan Humphries. He added that job losses and more foreclosed for sale properties will push up the number of underwater borrowers to about 30 percent by the middle of 2010.
Continue Reading: Job Losses, Foreclosed for Sale Prices Push Negative Equity
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