by Elizabeth Rush on April 26, 2011
The economy may be in rebound, but the country’s overall economic crisis is far from over. Unfortunately, the housing market still sits in front of the nation’s economic woes, and there may be more houses in pre-foreclosure in the future.
Continue Reading: Pre-Foreclosure Numbers Unlikely To Stop Soon
by Elizabeth Rush on March 10, 2011
Even with prices of properties in pre foreclosure listings remaining way below normal market levels, a big number of Americans still stay away from homeownership. Some of them just simply do not have the means to buy, while others are still waiting for prices to dip even lower. In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the lack of interest in homeownership is benefiting apartment properties.
Continue Reading: Interest in Pre Foreclosure Listings Wanes, Apartment Market Thrives
by Elizabeth Rush on January 28, 2011
The number of properties falling under Wisconsin foreclosures and pre foreclosure lists rose in 2010. According to housing market analysts, mortgage refinancing is not exactly working for most troubled homeowners in the state, with majority of applicants still getting their properties seized by lenders after a long, arduous process of applying for modification.
Continue Reading: Foreclosures and Pre Foreclosure Lists Grew in Wisconsin in 2010
by William Dover on December 13, 2010
People facing potential foreclosures or those living in pre foreclosure homes in North Carolina are being given some hope by the program launched by the State Employees Credit Union (SECU). The credit union has introduced its Mortgage Assistance Program almost two years ago and has since helped thousands of troubled homeowners in the state.
Continue Reading: Owners of Pre Foreclosure Homes Aided by Local Credit Union
by William Dover on November 18, 2010
by Paul McCain on October 26, 2010
by Elizabeth Rush on September 28, 2010
by Paul McCain on September 24, 2010
by Elizabeth Rush on September 13, 2010
The economic problem of Ohio, believed by economists to have been present even before the housing market crisis, has been made worse by the increasing number of homes falling under foreclosure and pre foreclosure listings. U.S. President Barack Obama recently visited the state to assure the public that he is aware of their frustration over the slow economic recovery in the area.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure and Pre Foreclosure Listings Aggravate Ohio Problems
by Paul McCain on August 19, 2010
Some homeowners in North Carolina who are on the brink of foreclosure or have their homes under pre foreclosure lists have received some good news recently when they got mail telling them that they will soon be receiving some money. The financial windfall is courtesy of several mortgage firms that had been accused of committing fraudulent actions.
Continue Reading: Homeowners of Properties in Pre Foreclosure Lists Get a Reprieve