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Thousands of struggling American families who are facing eviction after asking for help from the Federal government after a court ruled out the nationwide eviction moratorium. This recent development caused more problems to tenants who will not be getting tens of thousands of financial aid from the Federal government in time in order to avoid […]
Please take note of the following announcement by the HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) to put foreclosure protections in place for homeowners in Presidentially Declared Major Disaster Areas, which includes large parts of Texas that were affected by the February 11, 2021 winter storm.Please check the HUD website and article source link with […]
Brendan McLaughlin reports on a deceiving statistic reported recently from Tampa. In January there was a downward trend in foreclosures in the Tampa area. This is deceiving in that many lenders instituted foreclosure moratoriums during this period of time. In addition, banks are holding a tremendous number of foreclosed homes in their inventory (i.e. they […]
Serena Ng and Carrick Mollenkamp from the Wall Street Journal wrote an article about a problem our woeful government has inherited. When our government decided to bail out the thimble heads from Bear Stearns, they inherited a portfolio of commercial and residential real estate. Guess What? The government is about to foreclose on many of […]
AnnaMaria Andriotis brings us an article that highlights the growing problem of foreclosures. While Florida, California, Arizona and Nevada account for 50+ % of the nations foreclosures, the problem is spreading to smaller communities around us. During the first half of 2010, nearly 75% of all metropolitan areas posted increases in foreclosure filings. An 8.3% […]
Diana Olick from CNBC brings us a very timely article regarding Home Owners Associations (HOA’s) foreclosing due to delinquent fees. While I will never give foreclosure advice to a homeowner (I leave that to the lawyers) I do add my opinions when asked. Homeowners do ask about staying current on their homeowners dues. I always […]
Andrew Cohen from the Atlantic reports on a legal case out of Massachusetts that pits Wells Fargo against a home owner. The article is lengthy (but worth the read) so I will break it down into a few short sentences. The crux of the article revolves around a family from Massachusetts trying to modify their […]
This is the latest example of how a government acronym (I mean foreclosure prevention program) has failed the American consumer. Kara Johnson reports on how HAMP applicants have been foreclosed on. Ms. Johnson reports,” Fannie Mae has been directing mortgage servicers to proceed with foreclosure when mortgages are more than 12 months overdue, even when […]
