Opposing Predatory Loans to Reduce Foreclosed House Listings

by Elizabeth Rush on November 5, 2009

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.

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Find Foreclosure Listings With Good Deals in Idaho

by Jason MacDowell on November 4, 2009

Homebuyers and investors find foreclosure listings the most convenient and fastest way to choose and buy foreclosure properties. Now they have more foreclosure listings to choose from as two cities in Idaho have become the new hot spots for foreclosures. This means that bargain-priced properties are now flooding the Idaho market.

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San Jose Foreclosure Listings Grew with Higher-Priced Homes

by Jason MacDowell on November 4, 2009

San Jose foreclosure listings continued to grow in the third quarter as more foreclosures occurred in higher-cost neighborhoods, based on data from a foreclosure tracking firm.

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San Francisco Foreclosure Listings for Bank and FHA Programs

by Elizabeth Rush on November 3, 2009

Affordable homes in San Francisco foreclosure listings are being offered to lower-income families through the combined home loan programs of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco and the Federal Housing Administration.

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Modification Help Trim Down Foreclosure Home Listing

by Jason MacDowell on November 3, 2009

It seems that loan modification is turning out to be a popular method of curtailing foreclosure home listing in Saint Louis, Missouri.

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Los Angeles Foreclosure Lists Driven by Tourism Job Losses

by Elizabeth Rush on October 30, 2009

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.

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Grants to Trim Down Foreclosures on Real Estate Listing

by Jason MacDowell on October 30, 2009

The Oakland County in Michigan has received a grant to support efforts to trim down the number of foreclosure homes on real estate listing. The almost $17 million multi-year grant has been awarded to the Community and Economic Development Department.

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A foreclosure list is a powerful tool that is used by both savvy investors and seasoned homebuyers. If you are looking for a low-cost foreclosed home, you may want to use a foreclosure list as well. Foreclosed property listings, as their name suggests, are a database or list of available foreclosed homes. Buyers can easily consult these lists to find the properties that interest them.

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The county of Lebanon in Pennsylvania has received a Neighborhood Revitalization Grant to buy from foreclosed properties listings. The $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will finance the purchase of foreclosed properties that blighted several neighborhoods in the city.

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Indianapolis Foreclosure Lists Push Up Home Affordability

by Elizabeth Rush on October 27, 2009

Indianapolis foreclosure lists have been pushing up home affordability in the area, based on a report from the National Association of Homebuilders and on the Housing Opportunity Index of Wells Fargo.

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