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Florida Real Estate Trends - Major Lenders To Provide 30-Day Reprieve For Distressed Homeowners
Recently, around six of the country's biggest home mortgage lenders announced that they will temporarily halt some foreclosures in order to allow homeowners a reprieve of 30 days to renegotiate their loans. The recent pronouncement by lenders like Countrywide Financial, which is Florida's largest ...
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Florida Foreclosures Are Still On The Rise And The Forecast Remains Stormy For The Sunshine State
The Florida dream is rapidly becoming a nightmare for tens of thousands of state residents. According to the popular press Florida foreclosures are still showing an alarming upward trend (Florida is ranked only behind California in total properties in foreclosure) with little relief in sight in the ...
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Bank Foreclosures 2007, Trend, Statistics, Opportunities
Recently released reports from ForeclosureDatabank.com, an extensive foreclosure listings database with around one million foreclosed properties on file, confirm that foreclosures activity across the States as measured by total numbers of filings continues the steep trend upward so noticeable in ...
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What You Don't Read About The National Foreclosure "Crises"
We see and read about the percentage of increase in the national foreclosures (79% from 12/06 to 12/07). If we look a little closer at the data however, we see that the numbers aren't really what they seem. Of the 10 highest foreclosure areas in the US, in nine of those areas houses have ...
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Record Foreclosure Rates, Delays Eviction Process
Lenders are so overwhelmed and under staffed to deal with the housing crisis on delinquent borrowers. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, the number of borrowersthat are delinquent on their home loan at least 90 days, have rose 3.6 percent at the end of December. That figure has been the ...
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Foreclosures in South Florida In June 2007
First and second quarter of this year the number of foreclosures in South Florida was nearly the same but they have dropped this past month, with Miami-Dade County seeing the biggest drop-offs. There were 6,630 foreclosures in South Florida in the second quarter compared to 6,673 foreclosures in ...
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Tampa Real Estate: Investing in Property Foreclosure
When a person purchases a home, a loan must be taken on a regular basis. The lenders, which are banks in general, keep the title to the home as collateral. When the person is ineffectual in paying the dues in time, the ownership of the home is transferred to the lender. The transfer of ownership is ...
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Miami Home Sales in First Quarter of 2007 Continue on Downward Trend
A residential property analysis of homes and condominiums in Dade County, which includes Miami and Miami Beach, as well as a number of other surrounding communities, told a clear and undeniable story. According to data supplied by the Coral Gables, Homestead-South Dade, Kendall-Perrine, and ...
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How Foreign Buyers And Rental Markets Are Keeping The Miami Local Housing Sector Afloat
Long viewed as the financial and transportation gateway between the US and Latin America, the city of Miami has long attracted a significant number of international investments. However, in recent years, more investors awash with cash from economic growth in Latin America have arrived to invest in ...
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Florida Foreclosures - Tools That Investors Use To Capitalize On The Market
Foreclosures in general are a legal process where banks or other creditors sell or take back real estate property due to the owner's inability to repay the loan, which is in the form of "mortgage" or "deed of trust". Bank foreclosures in Florida are on the rise like many other states today, however ...
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