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Subprime Bailouts Met With Mixed Emotions
With foreclosures up nearly 100% since last year, the state of the mortgage crisis is now being dubbed as "Mortgage Meltdown 2007" by media outlets like CNN.com and MSNBC.com. The unprecedented decline in the United States housing market is shaking lenders, home owners, and financial institutions ...
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Foreclosures Up Nearly a Hundred Percent
According to MSN Real Estate, the number of homes entering into to foreclosure has jumped nearly 100% since last year as efforts to stem the surge have come too little too late, with a sizable jump in the number of homes completing the foreclosure process and being taken back by the bank, also ...
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Philadelphia's Plan to Suspend Foreclosure Auctions
Recently, the local government in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has made the decision to suspend sheriff sales of foreclosed properties. No more foreclosure auctions will be conducted for homeowners who have adjustable rate, subprime mortgages, and the suspension will last all through the month of ...
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Credit Education in the 21st Century
Rather than looking to the government to bail out the victims of the mortgage crisis, or pointing fingers at alleged "predatory lenders", perhaps we need to adopt a more long-term perspective in determining the root causes of the so-called mortgage meltdown and in ensuring that it doesn't happen ...
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Government at Every Level Will Not Help Homeowners Stop Foreclosure
Now that the banks and local governments are finding themselves in serious danger due to the housing crisis, they have been working together even more visibly than they always do. Mortgage companies experiencing defaults in record numbers are having a difficult time remaining solvent and have ...
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A Bit Conflicted On Mortgage Bailouts
At times like these I find myself conflicted. You see, for most of my life I've held the view that government should be small and the free market allowed to take care of itself. Confirming that point of view was the fact that at 32 I'd held the same job for 12 years and been with my wife just as ...
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Bankrupt FHA and HUD to Bail Out Bankruptcy Foreclosure Home Owners
Another of the mortgage industry bailout plans proposed by Congress and the President has been to use the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) to guarantee loans for homeowners to avoid foreclosure. While this has been one of the lesser-discussed options to solve the housing crisis, it represents ...
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Stated Income Loans Are Disappearing or Becoming Expensive - What is Happening to Mortgage Lenders?
Last week, a real estate broker I have tremendous respect for, sent me an email that said, "What in the heck is going on with the lending business and how do we adjust our business?" He asked me to come speak with the agents in his office about it this week. Here is what I will tell them.... What's ...
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Under The Radar Bailout Of The Banks Paid For By Foreclosure Victims
Although there have been numerous proposals put forward by Congress in order to fix the housing crisis, most of them have so far proven ineffective or are blatant bailouts to corporations. The politicians have been churning out one propaganda piece after another under the label of "foreclosure help ...
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Can You Really Afford That Mortgage?
Remember all those crazy adjustable mortgage rate deals a few years ago? Good thing you weren't one of those schmucks, right? Many excited young couples leapt on to the ARM bandwagon, enticed by low rates and less money down. Now the word of the day is "foreclosure". With so many people bailing out ...
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