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Foreclosures drop in Bay Area, California
Foreclosure and default notices in the Bay Area and California have fallen to their lowest levels since before the housing downturn, according to a report released Wednesday. The report from San Diego’s DataQuick highlights how the foreclosure crisis appears to … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged Andrew Lepage, Arrears, Borrowers, California Foreclosure, Californians, Dataquick, Default Notices, Downturn, Eight Months, Financial Hardship, Foreclosure Process, Foreclosures, Fourth Quarter, Home Values, homes millbrae, Households, Legal Filings, Legal Settlements, New Laws, Spikes, Subprime Loans
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Housing Crisis: New Rules Hit Mortgage Servicers
The nation’s five largest banks service about half of all mortgages, but recently they have been selling those servicing rights to so-called “specialty servicers,” like Ocwen and Nationstar, whose stocks have been soaring. These companies specialize in delinquent mortgages. The … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Borrowers, Cfpb, Common Sense, Crediting, Delinquencies, Delinquent Mortgages, Department Of Justice, Director Richard, Enforcement Regime, Exponentially, Federal Regulator, Foreclosure, homes millbrae, Mandates, Monthly Statements, Mortgage Servicers, Nationstar, Ocwen, Poor Job, Richard Cordray, State Attorneys
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When Banks Walk Away, Homeowners Don’t Always Win
The trouble is, there are many borrowers who received delinquency notices or notices of default and thought they had to vacate. These were not notices of eviction or final foreclosure. Still, the borrower left before receiving the notice that the … Continue reading
Banks Pay Big for Robo-Signing…Again
The settlement is the result of an independent foreclosure review ordered by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in 2011. It required banks to hire independent auditors to go back over loans from 2009 and 2010 to look … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Bank Of America, Borrowers, Change In Direction, Citibank, Comptroller Of The Currency, Countrywide Financial, Deficiency Judgments, Direct Payments, Foreclosure, Half A Million, homes millbrae, Hsbc, Ills, Independent Auditors, Jpmorgan Chase, Loan Servicers, New Approach, Occ, Office Of The Comptroller, Office Of The Comptroller Of The Currency, Wells Fargo
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Why ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal Will Help the Housing Recovery
The housing market is on firmer ground today, as two major tax provisions survived the “fiscal cliff.” Congress did not touch the mortgage interest deduction, and it extended tax relief for one year on mortgage debt forgiveness. “An extension of … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Aggressive Stance, Borrowers, Debt Forgiveness, Debt Relief, Guggenheim Partners, Home Values, homes millbrae, Housing Market, Joseph A Smith, Joseph A Smith Jr, Loan Balance, Mortgage Debt, Mortgage Interest Deduction, Principal Balance, Principal Reduction, Principal Relief, Securities Group, Streamlined Procedures, Tax Break, Tax Provisions, Tax Relief
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