But the cotton industry was holding everything together, and if you foreclosed on the cotton industry, you foreclosed on the economy.
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According to a HuffPost article from the time, Geiser said the company purchased about "250 foreclosed or about-to-be-foreclosed homes a month" at a real-estate conference.
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About a third of the foreclosed properties in minority areas had more than 10 problems, while only 7 percent of the foreclosed properties in white areas had that many.
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In about 400 cases, the customers were ultimately foreclosed upon.
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OneWest thrived but it also foreclosed on 36,000 California families.
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Only Spanish banks among EU institutions hold significant foreclosed assets.
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We're not seeing farmers foreclosed on — that type of thing.
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But Black foreclosed on the possibility, even as Democratic Rep.
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Fannie Mae sold some 900,000 foreclosed homes after the crisis.
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My parents bought a foreclosed farmhouse during the 2008 recession.
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We don't talk about REOs anymore, we talk about foreclosed properties.
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Now for the majority of N.F.L. enthusiasts, that possibility is foreclosed.
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With mainstream political competition foreclosed, extremist fringes are likely to thrive.
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"No option is foreclosed out," a senior State Department official said.
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Tens of thousands of Detroit's foreclosed buildings have succumbed to blight.
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"I don't want to be foreclosed down the line," he said.
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Her narrow path to victory had been foreclosed by the results.
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No one should be evicted or foreclosed upon during this crisis.
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Banks even foreclosed on borrowers when they had no right to.
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Many of these homes were foreclosed on during the housing crisis.
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His dream of returning to a decent-paying job was foreclosed.
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The problem assets ratio including foreclosed assets was 0003% at end-2016.
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Some saw their homes foreclosed upon and quickly snapped up by speculators.
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"Your bank foreclosed on 545 customers because of that error," said Rep.
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My parents' house foreclosed, so I recognize this kind of sad desperation.
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Glaser, whose home had nearly been foreclosed on in 25, didn't hesitate.
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But many of the co-ops, which have struggled financially, have foreclosed.
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I'm not trying to communicate something that's reduced or specific or foreclosed.
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She lived there for 16 years until the bank foreclosed on it.
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By comparison, Lone Star affiliates foreclosed on just 147 mortgages in 2010.
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In April 2011, she bought a foreclosed home in Rio Vista, Texas.
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If the Grassley bill passed, that avenue would have been foreclosed too.
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As of December 2015, the company had foreclosed assets amounting to MXN590 million.
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Lately online public auctions of foreclosed commercial and residential properties have also begun.
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Including foreclosed assets, the problem assets ratio was 4% at end-June 2016.
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"You're just crying sour grapes because we foreclosed on you," Lynch said, smirking.
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With the most effective election issue foreclosed, Democrats are left with just scandal.
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Supply is also being squeezed as the flow of foreclosed properties dries up.
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However, foreclosed assets have lagged the NPL trend and only stabilised in 2015.
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Wells Fargo foreclosed on the mall in November 2015 after its developers, Mills Corp.
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However, Haya's listing would be first public offering centred on foreclosed assets in Spain.
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Then her house was foreclosed and she began to visit food banks for help.
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Check out the VICE News special on the demolition of foreclosed homes in Detroit.
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In the last 15 years, one in three Detroit properties have been foreclosed on.
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They revamped and renamed the bank OneWest and foreclosed on more than 2900,220006 homes.
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"Tonight, I'm sorry to say, it appears that path has been foreclosed," Cruz said.
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"Bastian" was on his name tag when he was rescued from a foreclosed home.
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Family concerns, after he lost his son Beau to brain cancer, foreclosed the possibility.
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Waste in many ways — as lives cut short, as potential squandered, as futures foreclosed.
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Calculator Picture Detroit, and blocks of foreclosed and abandoned homes may come to mind.
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They also could have foreclosed on the plantations, essentially shutting down the cotton industry.
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After the recession, my parents bought foreclosed houses in cash at extremely low prices.
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By this time, Sanders's preferred route to an auto bailout had already been foreclosed.
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Bankia's problem assets (non-performing loans (NPLs) and foreclosed assets) declined 13% in 2016, due to lower NPL entries and asset sales, and the ratio of problem assets/loans and foreclosed assets improved to 11.5% at end-2016 from 12.5% a year ago.
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Banks have slowed a "cash for keys" program that offered residents money to leave foreclosed homes; local elected officials said squatters were making a living moving into one foreclosed house after another, then asking the bank to pay them to move out.
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The address on the California lawsuit was for a foreclosed house where no one lives.
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Private equity buys up assets (everything from foreclosed homes to ambulance companies) at a bargain.
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Until that day, I had never seen foreclosed properties for sale on the courthouse steps.
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This was foreclosed by the administration's unilateral tariffs on national security grounds against their products.
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During Mr. Mnuchin's tenure, OneWest faced allegations that it had foreclosed improperly on some borrowers.
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Firms bought foreclosed homes and marketed them to people who weren't able to get mortgages.
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Administration officials strenuously reject the argument that Mr. Trump has foreclosed a two-state solution.
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"Tonight, I'm sorry to say it appears that that path has been foreclosed," he concluded.
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Of the other three properties, Genesis foreclosed on one and two remain in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Miles hung on to the house until January 2012, when the lender foreclosed on it.
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If you don't make your mortgage payments, your home could be foreclosed by the lender.
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But Trump foreclosed McDaniel's chances for that seat when he threw his support behind Wicker.
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A few months later, the bank foreclosed on the house to get their dough back.
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But after the Tea Party revolt and the 2010 elections, further legislative reforms were foreclosed.
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Trump later called her a "total hypocrite" and said she profited from buying foreclosed housing.
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Before they moved to Indiana, TMZ reported that Moran's Palmdale, California, home had been foreclosed on.
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To carry out the deal over Marblegate's opposition, the company's lenders foreclosed on Education Management's assets.
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The group refused to pay taxes or be evicted from the property, which had been foreclosed.
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Twenty senators would have to break ranks to support conviction, and most have foreclosed that possibility.
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That money helped his family stay afloat during the recession after their house was foreclosed upon.
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Government records, legal cases, and homeowner testimonies show OneWest foreclosed on tens of thousands of homeowners.
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Federal housing agencies could foster that approach by selling more of their foreclosed properties to nonprofits.
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"The Attorney General has foreclosed the respondent's arguments," she wrote in the roughly two-page opinion.
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Troubles repeated as Baldwin's house was foreclosed in 2017 after six years of no mortgage payments.
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There's nothing worse for the household making its mortgage payments than a foreclosed home next door.
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He said the law "essentially foreclosed" them from delivering e-cigarettes to Indiana retailers and consumers.
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"Had it not been for Airbnb, I would have been foreclosed by now," she told Klossner.
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In 2015, J.P. Morgan foreclosed on the property, then sold it for $2.575 million in 2017.
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It was an exclusivist faith that foreclosed — was designed to foreclose — devotion to all other deities.
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In the county tax foreclosure auction that year Detroit Progress had won 22012 tax-foreclosed properties.
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The house will probably be foreclosed on and the couple has moved into an assisted living facility.
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Rick Nichols discovered the box full of personal items when cleaning out a foreclosed home in 2008.
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However, PACE loans will retain a first-lien position on foreclosed properties or for delinquent PACE obligations.
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They also allowed the bank to avoid paying various taxes relating to the sale of foreclosed properties.
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Sol Goldman began Solil Management when he began buying foreclosed properties at bargain prices in the 1950s.
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Sol Goldman began the real-estate firm in the 1950s by buying foreclosed properties at bargain prices.
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Well, broke in the way where you own three properties, one of which is being foreclosed upon.
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Warren reportedly loaned money at high interest rates to relatives and purchased foreclosed properties at bargain prices.
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J.P. Morgan foreclosed on the home in 2015, then sold it in 2017 for just $2.575 million.
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A world of extinction and catastrophe, a world in which harmony with nature had long been foreclosed.
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From 203 through 2008, the city foreclosed on 74 buildings with 1,252 units, according to city data.
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He sat in his house for months until it was foreclosed upon and the sheriff removed him.
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But by June two years later the new widow was two payments delinquent and the bank foreclosed.
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In April 2016, the bank — now CIT — foreclosed again, this time claiming Lofton hadn't paid her insurance.
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We bought when the market crashed, got a home that was foreclosed, which we bought for $260,000.
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Heller's constituents, people like Heather McCreary, from Sparks, Nevada, who were foreclosed on because of OneWest's incompetence.
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In 2016, JPMorgan foreclosed and took the titles of 6,221 homes compared with 25,126 homes in 2010.
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About 60 of the animals remain in isolated populations, where feeding and breeding options are nearly foreclosed.
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After the housing crash, institutional investors rushed to buy undervalued and foreclosed homes and convert them to rentals.
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At end June-2017, the problem asset ratio, which includes foreclosed assets, decreased to a still high 9.7%.
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It's the sound produced when a morbidly obese pigeon flies into the window of a foreclosed Old Navy.
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Democrats have criticized Mnuchin's leadership of the bank, holding hearings with homeowners who were foreclosed upon by OneWest.
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Worried their home would be foreclosed on, Loveland filed a request for waiver of the debt that month.
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Worst, worst-case scenario: We wouldn't be able to make our mortgage payments and would be foreclosed on.
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The bank foreclosed on his home, and now he lives with his polyamorous younger sister and her lovers.
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A consumer watchdog is cracking down on a mortgage servicing company that it claims illegally foreclosed on homeowners.
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Benyo then unsuccessfully tried to sell the home in 2013, a few years before it was foreclosed on.
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Economy BRETT: I bought no less than three homes in my 30s and foreclosed on all of them.
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Investors who purchase multiple distressed or foreclosed properties as an investment often do so without seeing homes first.
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But those who live without access to high-speed broadband will be forever foreclosed from even being freelancers.
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Investors rushed into the market, buying thousands of foreclosed properties at discount prices and turned them into rentals.
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And at Bank of America, 7,756 homes were foreclosed on, compared with 21,2594 in 22015, according to RealtyTrac.
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The bank foreclosed on it and put it up for auction last year but there were no bidders.
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The D.C. Circuit opinion Friday said the Democrats' suit was foreclosed by a 1997 Supreme Court decision, Raines v.
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Renamed OneWest, the bank foreclosed on defaulting mortgage borrowers too zealously, according to its critics, leading to several lawsuits.
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The three men then took Block from the house to different locations including a cornfield and a foreclosed property.
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They started by acquiring a foreclosed home on the block and joined forces with community members to renovate it.
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Partly as a result, bankers have often turned a blind eye to firms they ought to have foreclosed on.
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Spanish banks will remain burdened by substantial legacy problem real estate loans and foreclosed assets despite improving economic prospects.
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They may even forgive him for buying the cheap, foreclosed houses of people made homeless during the Great Recession.
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Ultimately the new judge ruled for EMC, and on January 2147, 22006, they foreclosed on the Pew family property.
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If the plan hadn't passed, Woodruff said she would have left her home and allowed it to be foreclosed.
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My wife always had bills paid—it went from that to being totally chaotic... our house was foreclosed on.
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In his own research, Mr. Immergluck tried to identify the largest buyers of foreclosed properties in the Atlanta area.
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In this landmark ruling, the court also struck down an act of Congress that had largely foreclosed such review.
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Foreclosed homes in minority areas had many more problems, as defined by the checklist, than homes in white areas.
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The man told Mr. Canada that he had grown rich by buying and renovating foreclosed homes in another state.
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In its existing form, thirty percent of low-income children live in communities that are foreclosed from the program.
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Between 2011 and 2015, one in four properties in Detroit was foreclosed on because the owners owed property tax.
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But when we regurgitate the foreclosed houses and the abandoned city centers we try to hide the ugly aftereffects.
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In Phoenix one polling place was foreclosed on the night before the vote, leaving ballots and voting machines locked inside.
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Today's press conference will reportedly be held at Block 163, a failed transit superstation that was foreclosed on in 2011.
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When she returned, Jessop bought one of the foreclosed houses and reopened a corner gas station as a convenience store.
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Maybe your home was foreclosed in 2018 or you got rid of your dwelling in a so-called short-sale.
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Dykstra was later exposed as a fraud and his kingdom fell apart -- and the bank eventually foreclosed on the property.
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So price maintenance arguments by a new expert, the judge said, are foreclosed by the conclusions of shareholders' previous expert.
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The address listed on court documents as Johnson's was actually a foreclosed, abandoned home, and the phone number was disconnected.
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Our area is still dotted with dozens of fading for sale signs, sometimes in front of foreclosed or empty homes.
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The password reset foreclosed the possibility of retrieving another backup following the incident, both Apple and the Justice Department agree.
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After high school, he convinced his parents to let him raid his college fund to buy his first foreclosed property.
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Still, by accepting the binders of "America is already great," she foreclosed the possibility of running as a transformative candidate.
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There are also 3183 pre-foreclosure units, to be sold at auction, and one foreclosed 1-bedroom 1-bath condo.
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Now a father of four, he's trying to start a company that cleans out foreclosed homes on behalf of banks.
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Instead, if the possibility of Palestinian statehood is foreclosed, Israel will be responsible for all the territory under its control.
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As the economy recovered from the rubble of failed banks, foreclosed homes and government bailouts, Steven Mnuchin emerged a winner.
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When the subprime rates escalated, many borrowers were unable to make their monthly payments, and banks foreclosed on their homes.
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These firms buy foreclosed homes on the cheap and sell them to people unable to qualify for a conventional mortgage.
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With "Les Misérables," Ly delivers a passionate protest on behalf of an entire generation, whose future has largely been foreclosed.
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In the 1970s, skaters would find foreclosed homes and skate in their empty swimming pools, quickly fleeing if somebody came.
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They've labeled him the "foreclosure king," and asked Americans whose homes were foreclosed on by OneWest to share their stories.
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Think about that, your life destroyed, home foreclosed on, marriage ruined due to financial stress, all because you got sick.
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Therefore, the argument being made by the department is foreclosed in the D.C. Circuit, given the continuing validity of Haldeman.
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If you home is foreclosed, your credit score will be severely damaged, but you will not likely face legal repercussions.
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PennyMac, which was founded in 7473 with just 72 employees, foreclosed on 1,281 mortgages last year and 1,594 in 2015.
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In August, Wells Fargo apologized for a computer glitch that caused hundreds of people to have their homes foreclosed on.
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In addition to NPLs, Millennium bcp is also exposed through holdings of foreclosed assets and investments in corporate restructuring funds.
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With that path foreclosed, our country is left to power politics that resemble a win-at-all-costs reality show.
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Let's say last year your bank foreclosed on your home or you were forced into a so-called short sale.
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The former school secretary moved to Ebbets Field in March 2010 after her house in the Bronx was foreclosed on.
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Researchers found that after the 2007 U.S. economic crash, children in areas where houses were being foreclosed tended to lose weight.
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The push for health care expansion in 2009, in other words, may have foreclosed the possibility of a single-payer system.
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The impaired loan ratio adjusted for gross charge-offs and foreclosed real estate was a high 21% in 2212 (2908: 20526%).
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" ** "Qualcomm's exclusive dealing agreements have foreclosed Qualcomm's rivals from a substantial share of the CDMA and premium LTE modem chip markets.
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A building used for voting was foreclosed on the previous evening in Arizona, leading to a lock-out of poll-workers.
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Just like the travel ban litigation, it looks like Trump's mouth has again foreclosed a legal defense he may really need.
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The bulk of transactions are foreclosed real estate owned by banks following the recovery of the collateral backing residential mortgage loans.
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Or, you know, what he could do is he could take down the guy who just foreclosed on a city upstate.
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OneWest, under Mnuchin's leadership, foreclosed on homeowners like Heather McCreary, who lost her home even though she qualified for a modification.
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Getting Mnuchin to admit that his bank OneWest foreclosed on veterans, among others, goes a long way to build that narrative.
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In a 107-page opinion, Judge Klein found that BofA definitively violated the automatic stay and wrongfully foreclosed on the homeowners.
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There is no longer a steady stream of low-priced, foreclosed homes, so they have had to change their plans dramatically.
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Memories of foreclosed homes and savings lost in a Wall Street-fueled crisis continue to influence where they put their money.
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Istillicha's boyhood is similarly foreclosed — we know where he'll end up and tap our feet waiting for him to get there.
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" ** "Qualcomm's exclusive dealing agreements have foreclosed Qualcomm's rivals from a substantial share of the CDMA and premium LTE modem chip markets.
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The new owners who bought the Turpin's foreclosed home in Fort Worth kept pictures of the house's condition, the station reported.
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Republicans spent two days tracking him down, because Walsh was living in his car after a bank foreclosed on his condo.
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The lawsuit relies on data the groups collected while investigating 2,300 foreclosed properties in 38 metropolitan areas between 2011 and 2015.
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Ocwen foreclosed that July, and the Marinos received a discharge of all debts before the case was closed in September 2013.
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Players find not just foreclosed houses and abandoned mines, but also giant eagles, ghostly mathematicians and tugboats powered by mechanical mammoths.
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In addition, the bank is exposed to risks arising from its holdings of foreclosed assets and investments in corporate restructuring funds.
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Foreclosed homes that have been repossessed and listed for sale by the lender are called real estate-owned properties, or REOs.
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However, Federal Savings Bank foreclosed on the Alexandria apartment and has it on the market for $3.2 million, according to Realtor.com.
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The NPL ratio improved to 10.5% at end-2015 (343% with foreclosed assets) from 12.9% and 14.9%, respectively, at end-2014.
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Better economic conditions in Spain are helping the group to digest its stock of problem assets (non-performing loans and foreclosed assets).
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Silverthorne ended up filing for bankruptcy after owing about $58,000 to creditors and a bank foreclosed on his house, the Post reported.
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When the casino ran into trouble, the two men could have foreclosed, but instead negotiated with Trump to keep the business afloat.
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Within weeks of his inauguration, conservative activists began calling for local "tea parties" to oppose the president's plan to help foreclosed homeowners.
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Obviously, white-collar crimes have victims, and those victims are sometimes deeply sympathetic—like people fraudulently foreclosed on by America's big banks.
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Last month, Wells Fargo said in a new SEC filing that it identified another 145 customers whose homes were wrongly foreclosed on.
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But it's precisely this type of argument that is (normally) foreclosed by the strict-scrutiny standard, which requires evidence rather than speculation.
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"We could have foreclosed [on the Trump Taj Mahal], and he would have been gone," Ross separately told the New York Post.
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"I purchased my first home – a foreclosed condo – nearly a decade ago, and have been buying and selling ever since," Palin finished.
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Democrats, arming themselves for a contentious confirmation hearing, are asking for stories from people whose homes have been foreclosed on by OneWest.
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The settlement foreclosed the possibility of a potentially embarrassing situation for Mr. Trump as he moves forward in putting together his administration.
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That year, when Mr. Michelz was 18, he took a part-time job cleaning out houses after they had been foreclosed on.
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After the housing market collapsed more than a decade ago, new investors poured in to buy foreclosed homes and rent them out.
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Palantir offers a centralized location to collect and analyze police data, including license-plate scans, rap sheets, foreclosed properties and traffic tickets.
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Private investment firms in the United States are coming under pressure about foreclosed homes they are selling on high-interest installment contracts.
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Democrats have criticized practices at OneWest, the lender created by Mnuchin after the 2008 housing crisis that foreclosed on 36,000 California families.
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Britain in the 210s offers a sharp illustration of what can happen if access to an easy means of killing oneself is foreclosed.
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Prosecutors added the breaking and entering charge stemming from a 2011 incident where he allegedly broke into a foreclosed house and stole piping.
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A new company called Meta View has purchased the old Meta's assets, which were sold when Meta's creditor unexpectedly foreclosed on its loan.
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Arizona: One polling site was foreclosed on the day before Election Day in a town outside of Phoenix, Arizona, according to USA Today.
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In addition, Millennium bcp is also highly exposed to valuation risk through its holdings of foreclosed assets and investments in corporate restructuring funds.
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In addition the bank's exposure to valuation risk is high, due to its relatively large holdings of foreclosed assets and investments in property.
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"We could have foreclosed [on the Trump Taj Mahal], and he would have been gone," Ross told The New York Post last month.
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Scantlin copped a plea in his 2016 vandalism case -- when he allegedly trashed a bunch of stuff at his foreclosed Hollywood Hills pad.
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Banks normally aim to reduce their foreclosed assets, given their high capital consumption, as well as the relatively high administrative and maintenance costs.
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Democrats are calling Mnuchin the "Foreclosure King" and asking the public to tell them their stories about homes being foreclosed on by OneWest.
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When she died, he had nothing left; he was soon evicted, and the bank foreclosed on the property he and Phyliss built together.
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After the Sundquists petitioned CFPB about the case, Judge Klein wrote that BofA lied to the agency by denying that they ever foreclosed.
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After the recession left his dad without a job, their home in Miami, Florida, where Sayman grew up, was foreclosed on in 2012.
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She is sure there have been others in the neighborhood's foreclosed and boarded-up homes, but it is sometimes hard to identify them.
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Including foreclosed assets, the problem assets ratio was 11.3% at end-June 2016, and the reserve coverage of NPLs remained sound at 76%.
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The documents listed debts of about $240,000, which included mostly credit cards and a foreclosed farm in Rio Vista, Texas, valued at $40,000.
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The Supreme Court has already foreclosed stacked securities class action, the cert opposition brief said, with its ruling last June in CalPERS v.
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Before becoming Treasury secretary, Mnuchin was the head of OneWest Bank, which foreclosed here on more than 36,000 homeowners after the financial crisis.
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Its entry most likely foreclosed the possibility of a negotiated peace among belligerent powers that were exhausted from years mired in trench warfare.
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Home prices are high, there are very few distressed or foreclosed properties available to buy cheaply, and the competition among investors is fierce.
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In one town outside Phoenix, a polling place was foreclosed on the night before Election Day, with ballots and voting equipment locked inside.
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An error in Wells Fargo's underwriting tool improperly excluded those borrowers, 400 of whom eventually had their homes foreclosed upon, the bank said.
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In order to avoid getting their house foreclosed, her mother was forced to to go back to work cleaning houses and driving a bus.
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In April, Dina had her New York home foreclosed on after she defaulted on her mortgage and failed to respond to the foreclosure lawsuit.
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As of the end of March, Sabadell had non-performing assets of around 15 billion euros, of which 7.4 billion euros were foreclosed assets.
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The girl was also recently taken from the home to "various locations including a cornfield and a foreclosed property in Grant County," police said.
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Last year, however, Clayton foreclosed on 8,444 mortgages at a cost of $157 million, and paid almost $750,000 in fines and refunds to customers.
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Asset quality continues to be one of Metrofinanciera's main weaknesses, in terms of non-performing loans (NPLs), foreclosed real estate, and other unproductive assets.
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When the bank foreclosed on their home and put it up for auction, the Continental Marshals arrived with plans for a Bundy-style standoff.
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At that time, she pulled California out of national negotiations pursuing a monetary settlement from major banks for foreclosed households during the financial crisis.
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"The results we obtained are, generally speaking, more favorable than last year, since the entities (...) reduced their exposure (to foreclosed assets)," De Cos said.
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There was a ready supply of cheap foreclosed homes for investors to buy and a large population of consumers unable to get traditional mortgages.
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Once a home is listed as foreclosed in North Las Vegas, new residents cannot get their water turned on unless they prove legal occupancy.
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Cruz suspended his Oval Office bid shortly afterward, saying that his results in the Hoosier State "foreclosed" his path to the Republican presidential nomination.
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In 2015, the estate was foreclosed on by J.P. Morgan, then sold by the bank in 2017 for $2.575 million, the OC Register reports.
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They've focused largely on his time leading the California-based OneWest Bank, which foreclosed on more than 100,000 homes during the 85033 housing crisis.
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The firm, which began buying homes in earnest in 259, is estimated to have spent $113 billion on its foreclosed-home-to-rental bet.
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Heller, know the real number of how many families OneWest foreclosed on in Nevada and, conversely, how many mortgages OneWest modified to help families.
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It's political and it's cultural: At some point in the last few years, a feeling has set in that the future is being foreclosed.
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Banks and other mortgage holders boarded up the foreclosed properties, and often failed to mow the lawns or otherwise maintain them in good condition.
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But the White House should be concerned about handing the next president a Syrian crisis in which diplomatic possibilities have been all but foreclosed.
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This exposure results in a problem asset ratio (including non-performing loans and foreclosed assets) well above domestic peers at 20.9% at end-2016.
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In other words, for photography to become omnipresent on a global scale, people's interference with its smooth operation had to be minimized or foreclosed.
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In fact, Hadi's own success as a businessman inspires Mark to begin buying up foreclosed properties and turning himself into a landlord and developer.
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The couple's house in Georgia was foreclosed on that year, something Ms. Lowe said would not have happened had she distinguished herself in Beijing.
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Abandoned buildings have largely disappeared in a booming real estate market, but there's still tax-delinquent and bank-foreclosed inventory available on the cheap.
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The problem asset ratio improved to 11.1% at end-2015, but the total stock of NPLs and foreclosed assets remains high by international standards.
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Nevertheless, unreserved NPLs, foreclosed assets and stakes in corporate restructuring funds represented a still high 173% of pro-forma FCC at end-September 2016.
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The documents listed debts of about $240,000, which included mostly credit card debt and a foreclosed farm in Rio Vista, Texas, valued at $40,000.
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The house was foreclosed on and sold at auction for a rather high price because of the desirability of the neighborhood and the lot.
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They reason that if 1 in 8 vapers turn against Trump in 2020 because he foreclosed their vaping options, it could jeopardize the election.
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Ferrara lost everything, and he started working to right the ship of his life, he says, by selling foreclosed real estate portfolios for Lehman Brothers.
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It means "real-estate owned," and it's a common term used to describe homes that have been foreclosed upon and are owned by a bank.
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The company launched in Detroit when founders Max Nussenbaum, Scott Lowe and Tim Dingman bought a foreclosed mansion during their Venture for America fellowship program.
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According to both the legal filing and Meta CEO Meron Gribetz, the bank holding Meta's debt foreclosed the company's loan and sold all its assets.
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But real estate agents urged FHA to reconsider the policy, saying the existence of a PACE assessment would make a foreclosed property harder to sell.
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This policy, which has subsequently changed, was not in place during most of the years Mnuchin led a reverse mortgage servicer and foreclosed on seniors.
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"If there were overwhelming evidence of criminally on the president's part then Congress would need to consider that remedy if indictment is foreclosed" https://t.
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But the 2008 financial crisis looms large for Americans who had their personal savings wiped out, homes foreclosed upon and pink slips handed to them.
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It is one of some 1,400 agricultural ventures that have sprung up in the empty lots of Detroit, where foreclosed homes have been torn down.
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Democrats have been attacking Mnuchin over his tenure leading OneWest Bank, which foreclosed on thousands of homeowners in the wake of the financial crisis. Sen.
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The portfolio includes foreclosed assets with a gross book value of 1.65 billion euros and non-performing loans worth 1.42 billion euros, the bank said.
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They are also precisely the conversations that tend to be foreclosed when presented with the false dichotomy between defending hatefulness and defending the First Amendment.
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In recent years, private investment firms sold foreclosed homes on high-interest installment contracts to poor Cincinnati residents who could not get traditional bank mortgages.
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The South Carolina firm bought thousands of foreclosed homes from the government, turning around and reselling these often rundown homes "as is" to aspiring homeowners.
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It added that Brock purchased the foreclosed homes before passing them to another corporation, which sold the properties to the shell company at a profit.
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Harbour Portfolio is led by Charles A. Vose III, who in 2010 raised more than $60 million from wealthy investors to begin buying foreclosed homes.
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While neither studio totally foreclosed the possibility of a reconciliation, much of the fan outcry over the separation appeared directed at Sony rather than Disney.
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Now Harris, who is on the town's board of supervisors, is working with the mortgage company who foreclosed on the hospital to get it reopened.
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But he also said the Justice Department has foreclosed that route by categorically stating that it is illegal for the House to access the information.
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In the case of Lone Star, affiliates of the private equity firm foreclosed on 211,980 mortgages last year and 5,378 in 2015, the data shows.
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The home, she told CNN, was foreclosed on in April 2010 and sat on the 36-acre property for a year before Baldwin bought it.
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Maney has it rougher, living in a shack on foreclosed land with his daughter and her family, with no job and a taste for liquor.
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Katie Porter (D-CA), Carson revealed that he's unfamiliar with a common acronym used to described foreclosed properties — REO, which stands for real-estate owned.
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Her involvement with cocaine dealers reportedly came about after she lost her job, her son was killed, she got divorced and her home was foreclosed on.
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During her captivity, the girl was also taken from Barker's residence to "various locations including a cornfield and a foreclosed property in Grant County," police said.
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The public trustee filed a notice on December 18 that the five-bedroom, 133,177-square-foot home is being foreclosed because mortgage payments have been missed.
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"An accused person cannot be foreclosed ... from considering the issuance of a simple and unequivocal denial — free from overall defamatory triggers or contextual themes," Mastroianni wrote.
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In Europe Moscow's refusal to make any concessions on Ukraine or in the Middle East foreclosed any hope of cooperation on those issues of regional significance.
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Since 1997, the city has foreclosed on 74 cooperatives that fell behind in bills, according to data provided by the city's Housing Preservation and Development agency.
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But what is at stake is much greater than that — a blockage in a pipeline to social mobility when so many other opportunities have been foreclosed.
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While Mr. Whitaker may be foreclosed by law from firing Mr. Mueller without good cause, he is likely to claim falsely the existence of such cause.
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On that day in May, he was still burning mad after watching a YouTube video of ACORN workers breaking padlocks off foreclosed homes and barging in.
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In the aftermath, Wall Street, whose reckless lending and complex derivatives led to the meltdown, took advantage of the millions of foreclosed homes on the market.
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A New Mexico businessman claimed to help low-income Spanish-speaking families by finding them foreclosed homes to buy and, in some cases, financing the deals.
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While critics hysterically claimed the administration undermined the peace process and foreclosed compromises, Pence reiterated longstanding positions on maintaining the status quo at Jerusalem's holy sites.
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Two years ago, Fannie Mae stopped selling foreclosed homes to Vision and other firms like it because of complaints about the rent-to-own business model.
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It's a shame Merkin, and the editorial decisions of New York magazine, foreclosed upon that opportunity in favor of this frivolous fare that gets us nowhere.
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For example, federal agencies could sell more properties to nonprofits, which have good track records of turning foreclosed homes into stable, permanent housing for needy families.
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In that eco-system of tourist rip-offs and foreclosed housing complexes live six-year-old Moonee (Brooklyn Prince) and Halley (Bria Vinaite), her struggling single mother.
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She became involved with cocaine dealers after she lost her job, her son was killed, she got divorced and her home was foreclosed on, according to Mic.
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The men, in their early twenties, founded a company called My Ideal Property, and began to buy near-foreclosed houses in neighborhoods hardest hit by the crisis.
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With so many foreclosed and even abandoned houses available for pennies on the dollar following the crisis, Invitation and its peers became giant nationwide landlords almost overnight.
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Rick Nichols told FOX59 he found a box containing the possessions of an Air Force veteran while emptying out a foreclosed home in East Indianapolis in 2008.
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Her friend had ran into financial trouble and stopped paying the mortgage, at which point the bank foreclosed on the property, and it was sold at auction.
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And that would be a huge victory for the conservative Christian legal movement, because it then opens up an entire area for litigation that was foreclosed before.
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At end-June 0003, the bank's problem asset ratio, which includes non-performing loans (NPLs) and foreclosed assets, was 7% and compared well with the sector average.
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They rallied on Wall Street on Monday, telling stories of the underemployed, the evicted, and the foreclosed, and demanding a public town hall about the presidential selection.
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The Guardian reported that "dozens of the properties were bought at a discount in 2013," after banks foreclosed on their owners, who had defaulted on their mortgages.
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By the end of 220006, nearly 2202 million American families were foreclosed and nearly one million Americans were evicted from their homes and out on the street.
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At end-June 2017, CRCLM's problem assets ratio of 4.0% (which includes foreclosed assets) was well below the sector average and NPLs were fully covered by reserves.
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Wells Fargo told Hernandez that she didn't qualify for help and eventually foreclosed on her North Bergen, New Jersey, condo in late 2015, according to the lawsuit.
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The finance agency has developed other policies to help such homeowners, including allowing them to buy back Freddie- or Fannie-backed foreclosed homes at their market values.
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The city has hollowed out: About 20,000 properties among the city's 56,000 total are vacant or blighted, many of them foreclosed for failure to pay property taxes.
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" However, Justice Alito continued, "the argument that a plaintiff's own interpretation of his or her religion must yield to the government's interpretation is foreclosed by our precedents.
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According to court documents, Sayoc's home was foreclosed on in 2009, and he filed for bankruptcy in 2012, citing $21,109 in debts with only $4,175 in assets.
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This screen is no Lacanian mirror — psychological distance is foreclosed as it draws the viewer into a soup of bodily sensations, a film more felt than seen.
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For the past year or so, many institutional investors have had to compete with potential homeowners shopping for foreclosed homes posted for sale on multiple listing services.
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Synopsis: A recently unemployed single father struggles to get back his foreclosed home by working for the real estate broker who is the source of his frustration.
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Excluding the PCI-loans, EWBC's ratio of NPAs (inclusive of accruing TDRs) to loans and foreclosed real estate falls to the second lowest of the peer group.
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Housing activists stand in a mock living room during a demonstration in front of a home on the verge of being foreclosed on in San Francisco, Nov.
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The bank's non-performing loans (NPLs)-to-gross loans ratio was a healthy 3.1% at end-June 2016 (3.9% including foreclosed assets) with NPLs fully covered by reserves.
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After Tuesday's primary elections, in which Trump secured another 58 delegates, and extended his lead over Ted Cruz by 18 delegates, the first option is all but foreclosed.
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Her involvement with cocaine dealers came about after she lost her job, her son was killed, she got divorced and her home was foreclosed on, the outlet reported.
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The girl was also allegedly recently taken from the home to "various locations including a cornfield and a foreclosed property in Grant County," according to the police statement.
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When its founders foreclosed on the property only seven years after opening, the new owners took advantage of the fact that the park lay just outside city limits.
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Several homeowners told Business Insider that the appraisals undervalued their properties by using comparison properties that had been foreclosed, sold under duress, or located in a dissimilar area.
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Then the bubble burst and the financial crisis hit, meaning people who could no longer afford their mortgage payments got foreclosed upon and went into the rental market.
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Otting was a former chief executive of One West, a Californian lender that foreclosed on 36,000 homes after striking a lucrative deal with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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WIS Holding Co Inc, which keeps track of inventory for retailers, has declared bankruptcy to help wind down after lenders foreclosed and to put various lawsuits on hold.
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In his confirmation hearing on Thursday, Mnuchin will face questioning from Senators on his record at OneWest, which foreclosed on tens of thousands of homeowners during his tenure.
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While some unauthorized tenants are families seeking shelter, police officers here say they are more frequently finding chop shops, drug dealers and counterfeiters operating out of foreclosed homes.
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These contracts have flourished in communities where there was a large supply of cheap, foreclosed homes and a paucity of mortgages for properties worth substantially less than $100,000.
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The New York-based buyout firm founded Invitation Homes in 24, about five years after the housing market began crashing and it started buying foreclosed homes in bulk.
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Above all, it has foreclosed an opportunity to submit Bannon to the kind of probing examination that Remnick had initially promised, and that is journalism at its best.
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As was typical at the time, the FDIC agreed to help OneWest cover the cost of the bad assets it inherited, including losses on foreclosed single-family loans.
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Blackstone was one of the first private equity firms to begin buying foreclosed homes in the wake of the financial crisis, fixing them up and renting them out.
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But lawyers did suggest that borrowers not yet foreclosed on might be able to argue the sale of a mortgage was improper based on the Inspector General report.
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In his hearing, Mr. Mnuchin acknowledged that OneWest, a subprime lender he bought and rebranded, foreclosed on military veterans and widows in the aftermath of the housing crisis.
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His father worked in the family haberdashery business, but the couple struggled during the Depression, their home was foreclosed on and both wound up in retail clothing sales.
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It said that while lenders had shed non-performing loans and foreclosed assets such as properties sitting on their balance sheets, they remained "relatively high" in a few banks.
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As attorney general, Harris made waves in 2000 after pulling California out of national negotiations pursuing a monetary settlement from major banks for foreclosed households during the financial crisis.
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In 2012, his home was confiscated by a bank, and the following year banks foreclosed on the homes of his two adult children also, left unemployed by the crisis.
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After having left the worst remnants of the housing crash in foreclosure limbo-land, banks are now taking those vacant, foreclosed homes and selling them at a fast clip.
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When Nationstar becomes your mortgage bill collector, it can make money at every step, regardless of whether you remain in the home or are foreclosed on and kicked out.
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In the rental market, The Times found, other big private equity firms largely bypassed the nation's poorest neighborhoods as they scooped up and renovated foreclosed homes across the country.
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We explicitly keep constant the effect of individual applicant characteristics, such as their reported income and race, as well as county-level house prices and share of properties foreclosed.
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Democrats and liberal groups have been attacking Mnuchin over his time leading OneWest Bank, which had foreclosed on thousands of families' homes in the wake of the financial crisis.
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The newspaper also reported that Hannity had purchased some homes in Georgia through a dealer who pleaded guilty to criminal charges in a scheme to fraudulently purchase foreclosed homes.
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The most interesting part ... Allen says his 4,474 square foot lakefront property in Davie, Florida has been foreclosed on and his family has been asked to vacate the premises.
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Companies like Vision have collectively bought tens of thousands of formerly foreclosed homes, many sold cheaply by Fannie Mae, one of the two giant government-backed mortgage finance firms.
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However, capitalisation remains vulnerable to additional asset quality shocks as its unreserved NPLs and foreclosed assets still represented a high 1.4x of its fully loaded CET1 at that date.
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When she castigates Trump for making money from his dubious "university" that "teaches" its "students" to prey like vultures against citizens whose homes were foreclosed, she speaks the truth.
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At the time, this law protected Simpson's 4,233-square-foot house in Kendall, Florida (this same house, however, was foreclosed in 2013 after an incarcerated Simpson stopped paying his mortgage).
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"Hurricane Matthew not only forced many of those voters to evacuate the state, but also foreclosed the only methods of registering to vote: in person or by mail," Walker wrote.
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The dream of an independent institution specifically oriented towards contemporary art in Honolulu was effectively foreclosed when it was recently announced that the HMoA's satellite, Spalding House, would be sold.
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The CFPB sued Ocwen, a mortgage servicing company, in April, alleging that the company's servicing was ridden with errors, including not properly crediting mortgage payments and illegally foreclosed on borrowers.
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BBVA said the whole portfolio was valued at 22018 billion euros, with the price involving a discount of 61.5 percent, in line with its coverage ratio for its foreclosed assets.
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This "companion" novel examines the costs of war through the multigenerational story of one family, headed by a World War II pilot, as it settles into a foreclosed, postwar future.
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Agrobank also has low NPLs, but its asset quality remains weakened by unreserved problematic receivables (8% of total assets), which resulted from 2010 fraud, and significant non-core/foreclosed assets.
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If the baby boomer generation grew up in a world where many middle class families were headed by small business owners, today that path to prosperity has been largely foreclosed.
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The table was at Neurosport Physical Therapy, in midtown, whose décor—strip lighting, brown carpets—gave it the air of foreclosed office space being used to store stolen exercise bikes.
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The regulator is also asking for information about mortgages Caliber has begun writing to borrowers who have filed for bankruptcy or been foreclosed on but are repairing their credit histories.
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Wells Fargo eventually foreclosed on the home, forcing the couple to move their teenage son, give up three dogs and forfeit the equity they had built up in the house.
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Filed in 2014, the lawsuit was seeking damages for hundreds of homeowners in Arizona, California, Nevada, Idaho and Oregon whose homes were allegedly foreclosed with documents stamped by unlicensed notaries.
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The Democrats have said they haven't foreclosed their option of passing additional articles to remove Trump if the judges were to order the release of evidence showcasing additional presidential crimes.
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Investment firms like Harbour scooped up the run-down, foreclosed homes at bargain prices, selling them to families who could not get conventional mortgages but were desperate to own homes.
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Some of them are lifelong residents navigating the city's real estate market, school system, and job market; some are outsiders attempting to capitalize on foreclosed properties or start small businesses.
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But at some point, you have to say there's so much youth use of those products, any redeeming public health value that they would have is foreclosed by that youth use.
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Critics fret that excluding promoters will mean banks will get less money for the foreclosed assets, and so increase the bail-out burden that will ultimately fall on the public purse.
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While showing improvement, TCB's asset quality metrics as measured by the nonperforming asset (NPA) ratio (inclusive of accruing TDRs) was 2% of HFI loans and foreclosed real estate as of 3Q16.
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However, unreserved NPLs and foreclosed assets represented a still high 167% of pro-forma fully loaded CET1 at end-2016 reflecting that capitalisation remains highly vulnerable to additional asset quality shocks.
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Excluding the accruing TDRs from problem asset totals, STI's ratio of adjusted NPAs to total loans and foreclosed real estate falls to the third lowest of the large regional peer group.
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For the Spanish banking sector, the central bank warned that low interest rates, declining lending volumes, still high levels of non-performing-loans and foreclosed assets continued to pressure lenders' profitability.
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A significant portion of the properties that do have flood insurance are foreclosed, and homeowners who aren't paying their mortgages are not eligible for the flood insurance that comes with it.
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By the time their home was foreclosed on in 2013, and after the family tried in vain to lower monthly payments, the Cellinis had bounced from one mortgage firm to another.
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But with a transient population of down-and-out gamblers and a glut of homes that have already been foreclosed, opportunists can still take their pick of thousands of empty houses.
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In 2010, the Durst Organization, in partnership with Fetner Properties, bought the debt then foreclosed on the 855 Avenue of the Americas property, then owned by the Brooklyn developer Joseph Chetrit.
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As they stuffed their pillows and blankets into a ratty rolling suitcase, they said they had been homeless since their house in Old Bridge, N.J., was foreclosed on a year ago.
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In 2012, for example, he wrote an opinion upholding the detention of a Yemeni, noting that "our" appeals court precedents foreclosed all of the legal arguments the detainee's lawyer was making.
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The sound of your miserable soul being crushed by a haunting toy-piano ditty and backing vocals that sound like the trapped voices of customers that have had their homes foreclosed.
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After his bank pocketed billions in taxpayer dollars from the bailout, Mnuchin moved on to make a fortune running another bank that aggressively foreclosed on families still reeling from the crisis.
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In one of the most extreme examples, Phoenix businessman Scott Menaged set out to be the king of house flippers, buying up foreclosed properties with abandon following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Fannie will also impose restrictions on future sales of foreclosed homes to firms that engage in abusive forms of seller financing, including rent-to-own leases or long-term installment agreements.
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The policy move will crimp the business of investment firms that have been buying foreclosed homes on the cheap to sell to people who do not qualify for a conventional mortgage.
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Though the El Moussas are undeniably telegenic, their show, "Flip or Flop" — showcasing their efforts to buy foreclosed homes, gussy them up and sell them at a profit — pales in comparison.
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She added that several foreclosed properties have only now come up for sale because of a New Jersey state-mandated judicial process that can take up to seven years to complete.
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That's when the average person gets fucked, just like they did in the 2008 recession when millions of Americans lost their jobs, their wages were suppressed, and their homes were foreclosed upon.
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The top court on Monday attempted to resolve a legal question that could have broad ramifications on hundreds of thousands of Americans who are foreclosed on without a judicial process each year.
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My parents filed bankruptcy, the house I grew up in was foreclosed on, and we all, with basically the clothes on our back, fled to Tennessee where my mother's family is from.
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Greece has passed new laws to facilitate the workout of NPLs but needs to speed up electronic auctions of foreclosed properties, a key term of its 86-billion euro bailout, she said.
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As of end-September, BBVA had non-core real estate property portfolio with a gross value worth around 17.8 billion, of which the bulk were foreclosed assets worth around 11.9 billion euros.
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Analysts at broker Keefe, Bruyette Woods viewed the transaction as a positive step towards reducing BBVA's non-performing assets ratio (non-performing loans and foreclosed assets) from 13 percent to 4.5 percent.
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In addition, unreserved NPLs and foreclosed assets represented over 2x the fully loaded CET1 at end-June 2016, indicating that the bank's solvency is highly at risk from additional asset quality shocks.
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"During Mnuchin's tenure, OneWest foreclosed on tens of thousands of families, with California's communities of color shouldering a disproportionate share," says Kevin Stein of the California Reinvestment Coalition, a housing advocacy organization.
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Recent occupation Buying a foreclosed home that's sat dormant for a few years might get you a low sale price, but it may also present a challenge when you start renovating it.
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In one example in the article, investors who bought foreclosed homes at an average price of $8,000 issued a contract on one in Ohio in 2011 for $36,300 at 10 percent interest.
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It was one of these Section 4 grants that allowed an Atlanta nonprofit to develop a program that rehabilitates foreclosed homes, then sells them to low- and moderate-income families, including Jaimi's.
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The foreclosed impeachment of Nixon was more or less a political wash: the Democrats held the House for another twenty years, while the Republicans regained the White House just six years later.
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Now, however, Israel has foreclosed the possibility of two states, relentlessly expanding into the West Bank and signaling to the world that the Palestinians will never have a capital in East Jerusalem.
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Ms. Williams's is more conceptual and somewhat quieter; for "Color(ed) Theory" (2014—17), she painted foreclosed houses in Chicago in hues that were drawn from commercial products marketed to African Americans.
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Nonetheless, the deals have made a comeback over the past decade because the housing crisis created a ready supply of foreclosed homes for speculators and investment firms to buy and then resell.
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The FHFA previously developed other policies to help homeowners who were underwater in mortgage payments, including allowing Americans to buy back Freddie- or Fannie-backed foreclosed homes at their current market value.
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They include a $4,000 above-the-line deduction for college tuition and fees, a deduction for mortgage interest premiums and an exclusion of canceled debt in the event your home is foreclosed.
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At first, he did it only on the weekends, but he had a job finding foreclosed homes for escrow agents, and he realized that he could work a lot faster on amphetamines.
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Fannie also intends to begin reviewing how investors who buy more than 25 foreclosed home in a year are using them and will ask those investors to provide data about the homes.
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During a Senate hearing on the future of Fannie and Freddie on Thursday, the F.H.F.A. director, Melvin Watt, was questioned about the sale of foreclosed houses to firms using contract for deed.
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Editorial Of the nearly one million foreclosed houses sold by Fannie Mae, the government-run mortgage giant, since the housing bust, tens of thousands were decrepit, moldy and unfit for human habitation.
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As previously reported , Johnson became involved with cocaine dealers after she lost her job, her son was killed, she and her husband divorced and her home was foreclosed on, Mic reported in 2013.
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"An accused person cannot be foreclosed, during their responsive navigation, from considering the issuance of a simple and unequivocal denial -- free from overall defamatory triggers or contextual themes," he wrote in the decision.
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But, since no detailed plans of these other phantom offerings that were allegedly foreclosed by our rules were made public, my sense is that those offerings were as real as rainbow-maned unicorns.
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By contrast, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals curtly rejected Mr Bostock's claim, finding it foreclosed by a 1979 precedent which concluded that "[d]ischarge for homosexuality is not prohibited by Title VII".
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Chuang said lawsuits against U.S. corporations under the federal Alien Tort Statute were not "categorically foreclosed" by the Supreme Court decision last April 24 in Jesner v Arab Bank Plc covering foreign corporations.
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Almost 10 million homeowners were foreclosed on between 2006 and 803 as the housing crisis roiled the American middle class; Wells's site rocketed to the top of search engine results for vehicle living.
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As part of its lawsuit, the housing advocacy organization said Casas Baratas Aqui had acquired nearly 1,000 formerly foreclosed homes and recently began selling some of those houses in rent-to-own transactions.
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However, we believe that the increased reserve coverage on Popular's legacy real estate-related assets (65% for foreclosed real estate and 75% non-performing loans (NPLs) to real estate developers) will facilitate divestments.
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THE FIRST THING WE DID WAS FUND A NETWORK OF 90 HOUSING COUNSELING AND LEGAL SERVICES AGENCIES SO NO ONE IN NEW YORK GETS FORECLOSED ON BECAUSE YOU CAN'T GET TO A LAWYER.
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However, there is some uncertainty over the bank's future strategy and governance, as the majority stake in the bank, previously pledged, after it was foreclosed, went under control of three new private shareholders.
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As I approached graduation, I watched news footage of crumple-faced families carrying boxes out of foreclosed houses, followed by shots of expensively dressed professionals walking to work at their bailed-out banks.
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In early June, the firm announced a $161.7 million bond deal backed by mortgages underwritten by Caliber, including many loans to people who had either filed for bankruptcy or been previously foreclosed on.
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But partisan strategy and differences on policy have foreclosed serious negotiations on an international tax overhaul this year, leaving the Treasury Department to issue new regulations last week intended to curtail inversion deals.
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Instead of recognizing his successful efforts to save the failed IndyMac Bank and give it new life as OneWest, Mnuchin's opponents would have us believe he happily foreclosed on families to enrich himself.
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Harbour paid $10,000 or less for most of the homes, which were foreclosed on during the financial crisis, and has sold them "as is" to consumers through long-term, high-interest installment contracts.
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Modern Love Two years ago, in January, my husband and I walked into a foreclosed house on a tree-lined street in Bedford-Stuyvesant that no one had lived in for 22 years.
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Lawmakers are pressing the nation's housing regulator over the sale of thousands of foreclosed houses to investment firms that have pitched the promise of homeownership to people unable to get a traditional mortgage.
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A shell company linked to Fox News host Sean Hannity bought properties through a dealer who pleaded guilty to criminal charges in a scheme to fraudulently purchase foreclosed homes, The Guardian reported Tuesday.
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Kupperman's lawyer, Chuck Cooper, said the House and Justice Department needed to convince the court the case was moot and they hadn't foreclosed the possibility that his client could still be in jeopardy.
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The Great Recession was technically over, but Americans were still hurting — "people were losing jobs, and people were getting foreclosed on," Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute, told Vox.
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In the end, when Mr. Jones was unable to pay his inflated property tax bill, the Wayne County treasurer foreclosed on his home and sold it at auction to an investor for $2,900.
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Following a nearly lucrative trip to Vegas, their gambling- and porn-addicted friend Frank (Jason Mantzoukas) convinces the couple to turn his foreclosed home into a decked-out and very illegal mini casino.
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This week, Mike says, he received a phone call from WFTV Channel 9 reporter Jamie Holmes informing him Osceola County had foreclosed on the Juggalo commune and planned to bulldoze the Sausage Castle.
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Showing pictures of Detroit's foreclosed houses and rusted car plants on a big screen, the officials had a message to deliver: Unions were to blame for the downfall of the U.S. car industry.
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A federal judge in San Francisco has ruled in favor of housing finance giant Fannie Mae in a 2017 lawsuit accusing it of falsely reporting that thousands of consumers' homes had been foreclosed on.
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Why it matters: The House votes foreclosed debate on a bipartisan attempt to invoke the War Powers provision, which would have halted all U.S. support to the Saudi-led coalition fighting the Houthi rebels.
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The bank's problem asset ratio, which includes non-performing loans (NPLs) and foreclosed assets, declined to just below 9% at end-0003 from 11.2% at end-2015, supported by a 20% reduction of NPLs.
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Arizona Republic reported that a polling place in Chandler was foreclosed on the night before the midterms, locking poll workers out of the building and cutting off access to the ballots and equipment inside.
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But in light of his repeated remarks dismissing the importance of standing by America's allies in NATO and Asia, this avenue seems increasingly foreclosed, as more of them reject him and/or endorse Clinton.
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"The Consumer Bureau is committed to ensuring that homeowners and struggling borrowers are treated fairly by mortgage servicers and that no one is wrongly foreclosed upon," CFPB Director Richard Cordray said in a statement.
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Since the recession was a decade ago, it is very easy for those who did not lose their jobs or have their homes foreclosed on to develop amnesia about how painful its effects were.
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An exodus from the island of survivors reduces economic potential, and those left behind struggle with closing schools, foreclosed homes, and continued trauma in a world they no longer recognize but must suffer through.
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Xue Wenwen transformed an adjacent room — with debris and quotidian objects still scattered about — into a kaleidoscopic mirror installation that fills yet dissects the space, a "Warmhole" (2016) that destabilizes the house's foreclosed fate.
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Twenty-five years later, just two days before a deadline that would have foreclosed prosecution, the Norwegian police have at last filed charges in the shooting of Mr. Nygaard, who recovered from his wounds.
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The bungalow-style house was fixed up by the city itself, through its land bank, which acquired the house a year ago after the county foreclosed on the owner for failing to pay taxes.
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That the platform didn't more thoroughly account for the possibility that people would abuse it — setting aside the question of whether anyone actually has — seems to have foreclosed the possibility of some worthwhile discussions.
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After using meth for several years, she said she stopped for a brief period, but after she was laid off from work and had her house foreclosed on, her addiction spiraled out of control.
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Harbour Portfolio had argued that the agency had no authority to investigate its sale of formerly foreclosed homes to poor people through high-interest installment payment contracts — often referred to as contracts for deed.
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" She said that experiencing a lot of notoriety after defeating a powerful congressman in a 2018 primary was "right up there with my family almost getting foreclosed on ― one of the most stressful experiences ever.
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Last month, police officers in Illinois used a drone to fly a mobile phone into the hands of a disgruntled man who shot at them when they tried to evict him from a foreclosed home.
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In making such a large investment in housing — $28 billion buying and renovating mainly foreclosed homes over the last four years — Blackstone effectively bet on which communities would emerge from the housing crisis as winners.
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"After his bank pocketed billions in taxpayer dollars from the bailout, Mnuchin moved on to make a fortune running another bank that aggressively foreclosed on families still reeling from the crisis," Sanders and Warren said.
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Right now, if a retiree's home is foreclosed upon, declares bankruptcy or is sued, those group annuities they were forced to accept as a pension replacement can be seized in 48 states, leaving them destitute.
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Housing finance giant Fannie Mae must face a proposed class action accusing it of violating California and federal law by falsely reporting that consumers' homes were foreclosed on, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled.
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For me, the most poignant moment in the first season is when Dud goes back to his father's house, which had foreclosed, and the family who lives there comes outside and demands that he leaves.
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Wall Street jumped into foreclosed homes reckoning that there would be a fundamental shift in housing, with millions of people losing their houses and becoming renters — at least until they could repair their credit scores.
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Indeed, the Great Recession, as it has come to be known, will end up costing the country more than $2023 trillion in bailouts, lost jobs, foreclosed homes, drained savings, interrupted retirements and so much more.
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However, Fitch also notes that the stock of problem assets (which include foreclosed assets) is still high and risks related to remaining equity investments have heightened in view of market volatility, putting pressure on capital.
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As a consequence of these unjust assessments, Mr. Jones and many other homeowners were unable to pay their taxes, and the Wayne County treasurer's office foreclosed on more than 100,000 homes between 2011 and 6003.
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The mixed-media sculpture depicts a somewhat oversize birdhouse with a large "FORECLOSED" sticker on one side, "RESTRICTED ACCESS" stickers on the other, and tiny boards covering up the entryways that would be for birds.
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Others point out that Harris failed to prosecute OneWest, a California bank helmed at the time by Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, which foreclosed on 35,000 homes and initiated foreclosures on another 45,000 between 2009 and 2012.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former New York state senator was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison for seeking to obstruct a federal investigation into whether he had embezzled proceeds from sales of foreclosed properties.
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In August, Wells Fargo made a shocking admission in an SEC filing: about 400 homeowners were foreclosed upon between April 2010 and October 2015 because of a "calculation error" in the bank's mortgage modification underwriting software.
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"He purchased a bailed-out bank for pennies on the dollar and then aggressively foreclosed on tens of thousands of families," Jon Green, a spokesman for the Take on Wall Street campaign, said in a statement.
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While the city has previously held auctions to sell a limited number of new medallions — about 1,113 since 1996 — this is believed to be the first auction to dispose of foreclosed medallions, according to city officials.
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Liberbank's asset quality is heavily affected by a legacy portfolio of foreclosed real-estate assets and loans to developers that until end-2016 was under an asset protection scheme (APS) granted by Spain's deposit guarantee fund.
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Since the 2008 housing crisis, seller financing has become a lucrative business model as banks have largely stopped lending to lower-income families and the government has tried to sell a huge inventory of foreclosed homes.
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If members of the enemy tribe do something good, the explanation will likely be situational—maybe they were "virtue signaling" to a particular audience, or maybe they did the right thing because all other options were foreclosed.
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In 2015, according to the F.B.I., three sovereign citizens who had fraudulently claimed ownership of 70 foreclosed properties and then filed false tax forms against numerous local officials were charged with crimes including conspiracy and bank fraud.
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By Dena Aubin A federal appeals court has rejected claims that Wells Fargo and Freddie Mac unlawfully foreclosed on homes of consumers with reverse mortgages after their deaths and violated rights of heirs to purchase the homes.
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The former owners had also left some of their stuff in a cupboard, but we weren't allowed to throw anything out because the bank had foreclosed on the apartment, and we were renting it in the meantime.
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A federal judge in Chicago has dismissed a lawsuit by a group of fair housing organizations accusing Deutsche Bank National Trust and Ocwen Financial Services of racial discrimination by not properly maintaining foreclosed homes in minority neighborhoods.
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But even as those Republicans outside the working group of 13 voice their concerns, often in the local or regional newspapers and media focused on their constituents, none have foreclosed on the option of supporting the bill.
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Democrats are blocking Mnuchin because he seems to have lied about the use of automated foreclosures by his former bank, OneWest, which famously once foreclosed on a 90-year-old woman who owed the bank 27 cents.
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Thousands of the homes that are now being sold to borrowers under contracts for deeds were ones that had been foreclosed on by Fannie Mae, one of two mortgage finance firms bailed out by the federal government.
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Twenty-one fair housing groups can proceed with claims that housing finance giant Fannie Mae purposely failed to do basic maintenance on foreclosed properties in minority neighborhoods nationwide after the 2008 housing crisis, a federal judge ruled.
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The company was also hired to track and survey all structure-damaging fires in Detroit — there were 2,981 in 2015 — and to survey nearly 0003,000 foreclosed homes thought to be occupied in Wayne County, which includes Detroit.
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In the years following the storm, homeowners in areas affected by Sandy were foreclosed upon at twice the rate of those in similar neighborhoods elsewhere in the U.S., according to an Urban Institute study published in April.
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But Mr. Daniel's wife was a lieutenant in the United States Navy and was treated at a military hospital, and so his suit on her behalf was foreclosed by the Supreme Court's 1950 decision in Feres v.
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In 2012, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) introduced a pilot plan that actively sought investors to buy foreclosed homes in hard-hit cities at a steep discount if they agreed to turn them into rental properties.
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In some cases, the expenses and the time missed from work because of the condition combined can lead to foreclosed homes, predatory lending services and, especially for some younger patients, student loans that may never be repaid.
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In our assessment of asset quality, we view as ambitious the bank's target to reduce problem assets by EUR4bn in 2016, which includes EUR2.8bn foreclosed asset sales, compared with EUR1.4bn reduction in problem assets achieved in 2015.
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Most are choosing the more dangerous crossing routes because they have been foreclosed from seeking asylum at the more widely traveled border crossings, said Fernando Garcia, director of the Border Network for Human Rights in El Paso.
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It's the story of a man who struggles to reclaim his foreclosed-on home by working for the real estate broker behind his ouster, and it features great performances and nice, low-key direction from Ramin Bahrani.
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Unreserved problem assets (non-performing loans (NPLs) and foreclosed assets) are trending downwards and at end-2016 accounted for an acceptable 53% of fully loaded CET1 capital, indicating that capital is modestly vulnerable to severe asset quality shocks.
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Now she is among a swelling number of former members who have returned to buy foreclosed homes, open businesses and try to turn Hildale into a place that resembles a typical Western town, not a cloistered religious community.
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The National Fair Housing Alliance and other groups and homeowners can pursue a proposed class action accusing Bank of America of neglecting maintenance on foreclosed homes in predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhoods, a federal judge in Maryland ruled.
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"We have all been looking at risk files, at different samples of assets, including foreclosed assets, and commercial data and now we have been asked to put in a price and structure for the deal," this source said.
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However, in this case it is the president who is allegedly doing the witness intimidation and an OLC opinion (see Indicting a President Is Not Foreclosed: The Complex History - Lawfare) states that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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In a pattern first reported in The Times, Vision and other firms often spend no money on renovating the foreclosed homes, putting the onus on the tenants to bring the property up to code or lose their contract.
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The series focused on a number of national firms that had acquired cheap foreclosed homes in the wake of the crisis, including thousands of homes sold by Fannie Mae, one of the big government-controlled mortgage finance firms.
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NEW YORK, Jan 18 (Reuters) - A former New York state senator was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison for seeking to obstruct a federal investigation into whether he had embezzled proceeds from sales of foreclosed properties.
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One solution would be for Fannie Mae to eliminate dangerous lead conditions in foreclosed homes before selling them to investors or, at the least, to require those investors to do so before putting the homes on the market.
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The series focused on a number of national firms that had acquired cheap foreclosed homes in the wake of the crisis, including thousands of homes sold by Fannie Mae, one of the big government-controlled mortgage finance firms.
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They're taken from a foreclosed house a few miles south of the gallery, remnants of a life that Serpas was never privy to, but that she has transformed into almost bodily configurations: a crowd of plush, rotting people.
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The new model could bring the city new money for affordable housing by tapping into a multimillion-dollar fund in the state attorney general's office that is dedicated to financing land-bank acquisitions of vacant, abandoned or foreclosed properties.
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With the foreclosed homes often switching hands multiple times - from homeowner to bank to investor and back to another homeowner in just a few years - keeping up with voters who at some point lived in those homes is difficult.
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But let's imagine a rule that would've foreclosed a Trump candidacy altogether was in place as of 2015—for instance, one holding that to run, you must have won elected office as a Republican within the past 12 years.
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McConnell organized indiscriminate filibusters of Obama nominees, irrespective of merit, to the National Labor Relations Board, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, explicitly to secure policy outcomes foreclosed upon Republicans by recent elections.
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In Milwaukee, for example, Gorman & Company, an apartment developer, has teamed up with city, state and community agencies to give former inmates on-the-job training restoring dilapidated, tax-foreclosed homes, which are then rented to low-income earners.
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In 2011 iStar Financial foreclosed on part of the property after the Ellman Cos failed to pay the balance of $97.5 million in debt on what was called the Westgate City Center, the Arizona Republic newspaper said at the time.
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While the FHFA has promoted other policies to help struggling homeowners, including allowing eligible Americans to buy back Fannie- or Freddie-backed foreclosed homes at current market value, it has so far not offered to reduce the principal mortgages for homeowners.
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The property where the knife was found, a Brentwood estate where Simpson was living at the time of the murders and later became known during the criminal trial by its street name, Rockingham, was foreclosed upon and subsequently demolished in 1998.
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Three years ago, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) — the research arm of Congress — found that, had Fannie and Freddie embraced principal reduction after the 2008 crash, they would have foreclosed upon fewer families, saved taxpayer dollars and boosted economic growth.
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But Sareb is struggling, as a slump in Spanish real estate prices has depressed the value of loans and foreclosed assets it took on, despite Sareb buying them at the time at an average discount of 46% and 63% respectively.
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Sareb has been forced to change tack as rising competition from banks in shedding assets since 2017, with discounts ranging from 50% on foreclosed assets to over 70% on some fire block sales of non-performing assets, eroded its business plan.
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The NPB deal gave Barnette an opportunity that seemed foreclosed upon in the states, but it came at the cost of reconciling with who he was as a player, and how far he was from where he'd always dreamed of being.
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The Two and a Half Men actor was reportedly notified in January that his mansion would be foreclosed on if he failed to pay back more than $5.43,25.4 owed in back mortgage payments, according to documents obtained by The Blast.
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Most notably, while petitioners claim that setting emission limits based on "generation shifting" from higher-polluting to low- or non-polluting sources of electricity is "unambiguously foreclosed by ... nearly a half century of consistent administrative practice," this simply isn't true.
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As of 1 November, Promsvyazbank's core Tier 1 ratio (6.6%) was below the required level applicable from 1 January, but reportedly in December the bank sold some non-core/foreclosed assets realising a RUB13 billion gain, which may help maintain compliance.
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When Kluge ran into financial trouble during the financial crisis, Bank of America foreclosed on the estate and Trump swooped in and bought it for less than $10 million — a fraction of the $60 million the banks had valued the property.
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Contracts for deeds and other forms of seller financing have been in resurgence after the financial crisis, which created a large supply of cheap foreclosed homes for investors to buy and left many potential homeowners unable to qualify for a mortgage.
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Meanwhile, foreclosure rates skyrocketed, and as millions of new renters—some of them foreclosed folks who needed a place to live—entered the market, those rates also spiked, leaving the most appealing jobs and cities out of reach to many.
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Odell Barnes, a longtime buyer and seller of foreclosed homes who operates out of Gilbert, S.C., chafed at the idea of government regulation in the industry and emphasized that seller financing contracts were a way to make homeownership accessible to anyone.
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They are increasingly being used by investment firms that have bought thousands of foreclosed homes and want to sell them to lower-income buyers "as is," according to a recent report in The Times by Alexandra Stevenson and Matthew Goldstein.
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Wade basically, in my view, took it away from the states and found an absolute right in the Constitution, foreclosed any kind of role for society to place regulations on abortion, and I don't think that opinion was the right opinion.
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Shelter Growth Capital Partners, an investment firm Mr. Sparks founded in 240 with two other former Goldman Sachs executives, has been buying homes that were foreclosed on during the financial crisis and later resold to buyers under long-term installment contracts.
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If they sign a "forced" or "binding" arbitration agreement—as millions of people do all the time, from Wall Street to fast food, as a condition of their employment—they have permanently foreclosed their privilege to join similar workers in court.
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I foreclosed that possibility by disclosing the details to my family, and then when I discussed it with Bob, he and I agreed that I had placed the company in an untenable position and as a result, I should resign.
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The number of foreclosed owner-occupied properties has gone down by 88 percent in the last two years to 786 in 2017, a fact both the city and county governments tout as evidence of their resolve to end the crisis.
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After successfully acquiring a lease on the industrial space, they built, sourced or refurbished most of Shipwrecked themselves, and excavated all 18 holes from a foreclosed mini-golf course in Maryland before carting them north on a manual-transmission flatbed truck.
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And between scandals like Cambridge Analytica and Clearview AI, in which huge troves of data were scraped from users without their knowledge or consent, the monster that Zuckerberg created may have foreclosed the possibility of privacy for billions of people.
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He has made clear publicly he hasn't foreclosed the possibility of witnesses, and the resolution that lays the rules of the road for the trial allows for an explicit up-or-down vote to clear the way for exactly that.
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Nearly 2171 Wells Fargo customers lost their homes when they were accidentally foreclosed on after a software glitch denied them the ability to modify their mortgages as they sought federal aid, the bank disclosed in a regulatory filing late Friday.
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The Basel Committee says that banks should demonstrate that property collateral for mortgages can be foreclosed within 'a reasonable period of time' if they are to continue to benefit from preferential risk weightings under the standardised approach to credit risk.
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But in July of that year, he was found guilty of attempting to derail an investigation into allegations that he had embezzled more than $400,000 in state money while working as a court-appointed referee for foreclosed properties in Brooklyn.
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The eclipse of that faith has had consequences for politics and also for narrative: If history is a chronicle of one form of injustice after another, the possibility of a happy ending, or an ending of any kind, seems permanently foreclosed.
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And while the opposition would not get everything it wanted, democracy would give it a newfound seat at the table and the chance to build a more just and equitable future — an option that is currently foreclosed under Mr. Maduro.
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A journalist and a third-generation San Franciscan, Glantz has been able to live affordably in the outrageously expensive city of his birth by dint of a savvy investment in a foreclosed home 10 years ago, after the housing market went bust.
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Desperation. Because Mitch McConnell has rigged together a chaotic process where the goal is to pass something, anything, the potential for better policies that make every faction of the Republican Party happier and aren't nearly as disastrous for the country is foreclosed.
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Fannie Mae, another government-controlled mortgage finance firm, last year instructed firms selling its foreclosed homes to make sure that investors buying those homes were not seeking to resell them through either a contract-for-deed or a rent-to-own deal.
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But this path, and others like it, appear foreclosed to Republicans—not because the goals are anathema, or because the process won't allow it, but because any considered initiative would expose their seven years of hyperventilating about Obamacare as a cynical, manipulative act.
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"Indeed, the FBI foreclosed one such avenue when, without consulting Apple or reviewing its public guidance regarding iOS, the government changed the iCloud password associated with an attacker's account, thereby preventing the phone from initiating an automatic iCloud backup," the company wrote.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals split 2-1 in affirming a ruling by a magistrate judge in St. Louis, Missouri, who found that CitiMortgage had not established a breach of contract by Equity Bank as to the six foreclosed-upon loans.
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LAS VEGAS — On a drive through this desert city, the blight from the housing collapse of eight years ago can be seen on almost every block: Overgrown yards and boarded-up windows identify the foreclosed and abandoned homes that still pockmark southern Nevada.
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Caliber has foreclosed on roughly 21 percent of the mortgages brought from H.U.D., up from 14 percent at the end of last year, according to an analysis by RealtyTrac of the firm's loan data that was reviewed by The New York Times.
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However, Fitch still views capitalisation as weak given the high downside risks in unreserved problem loans (2.0x FCC at end-3Q05003), non-impaired foreign-currency loans (1.1x FCC), as well as potentially high valuation risks relating to ATF's foreclosed property (1.2x FCC).
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One committee member asked whether the Federal Bureau of Investigation had foreclosed the possibility of obtaining a current backup of a phone used by one of the shooters, Syed Farook, when it directed his employer to change the password on the account.
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But the economics of buying recently foreclosed homes to rent out have become more challenging for Wall Street firms that seek to generate double-digit returns for investors, and for publicly traded real estate investment trusts that promise shareholders hefty quarterly dividends.
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The plaintiffs, led by the National Fair Housing Alliance, say they reported this problem as early as 2009 and that they filed suit against Fannie Mae only after it continued to neglect foreclosed properties it owned in African-American and Latino neighborhoods.
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During a Senate hearing in May on the future of Fannie and Freddie Mac, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Mel Watt, was questioned over the sale of foreclosed homes to firms that use seller-financed contracts to sell to homeowners.
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Interpreted through the exhibition's literary lens, this triptych distills the human condition in line with ancient tragedy: hope is foreclosed; free will is powerless against a predetermined fate; and that fate perpetuates suffering that can't be abated by the intervention of others.
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Several longstanding grass-roots organizations have recently formed the Coalition to End Unconstitutional Tax Foreclosures and are demanding that the city of Detroit stop unconstitutional property tax assessments, provide reparations for those who were unjustly foreclosed upon and halt impending tax foreclosures.
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Harbour, which raised more than $60 million from wealthy investors, was the single largest buyer of foreclosed homes from Fannie Mae's bulk sale program from 2010 to 2014, which the mortgage giant used to unload more than 20,000 homes that were hard to sell.
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According to CNN, a spokesperson for Wells Fargo denied that there was a "clear, direct cause and effect relationship between the modification" denials that arose as a result of the unspecified glitch, but did confirm they had foreclosed on some people as a result.
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Yet, little distinction has been made between the two terms in news coverage of Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin's leadership of OneWest Bank and Financial Freedom, which foreclosed on tens of thousands of mortgages, including more than 16,000 reverse mortgage loans during his tenure.
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Fitch's assessment of the banks' asset quality takes into account their relatively weak loan quality (including foreclosed assets), following six years of economic contraction from 2008-2013; however, they have been increasing reserve coverage levels and a large proportion of lending has tangible collateral.
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"Without identifying any language in the text that even mentions civilian uses of firearms, the Court proceeds to 'find' its preferred reading in what is at best an ambiguous text, and then concludes that its reading is not foreclosed by the preamble," he countered.
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At the same time, Swedish and Finnish defense officials have made it clear that if ever there was a near-term hope that their respective countries might join NATO, the president's attitude towards America's treaty allies have foreclosed that possibility for the foreseeable future.
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This comes after the bank in August had for the first time disclosed a calculation error in an internal underwriting software had caused 625 borrowers to be incorrectly denied mortgage loan modifications under a federal assistance program, 400 of whom had their homes foreclosed upon.
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Steven Mnuchin, now the Treasury secretary, bought the toxic debt of the failed California bank IndyMac with several other investors and, as chief executive and chairman, renamed the bank OneWest and then foreclosed on more than 215,2110 Californians, reaping government subsidies on nearly every one.
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In testimony before a congressional committee in 2009, Mr. Calabria, then an official at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, argued against sweeping efforts, later adopted by the Obama administration, to force lenders into modifying mortgages to keep homeowners from having their properties foreclosed on.
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This sudden move and other recent changes at the bureau, including efforts to loosen rules intended to protect families and businesses, raise the worrisome prospect that the country will once again end up on a path to foreclosed homes, market failures and taxpayer bailouts.
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"Putting Steve Mnuchin in charge of the country's financial system is an insult to families like mine: families who worked hard and did everything they could to get by after the economy collapsed," said Heather McCreary, a Nevada woman who was foreclosed on by OneWest.
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The mortgage finance company will also impose restrictions on future sales of foreclosed homes to firms that engage in abusive forms of seller financing — which includes selling homes on either rent-to-own leases or in long-term installment agreements known as contract for deed.
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But he said the Justice Department has foreclosed that by arguing that it is illegal for the House to access the information and that a letter White House counsel Pat Cipollone sent last month directed a flat refusal to cooperate with ongoing impeachment inquiries.
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In 211, Democrats and Barack Obama's campaign sued the Michigan Republican Party and others following a report that officials planned to challenge the eligibility of voters with foreclosed homes; the Republicans denied the plan and the lawsuit was settled with a signed agreement between the two parties.
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For those who aren't fluent in real estate lingo, like Carson it seems, an REO, or "real estate owned," references a certain property that's "foreclosed-upon" such as a house, apartment, or piece of land that ends up in a lender portfolio after an unsuccessful sale.
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That option is foreclosed for Trump because these people prop up his campaign—not just in the sense that he can't relinquish the white supremacist vote in November, but in the sense that his campaign chair and some of his top surrogates are white nationalist heroes.
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" —Tamara Mellon, co-founder and chief creative officer of luxury footwear brand Tamara Mellon; co-founder of Jimmy Choo; equal pay and women's empowerment advocate "In 2011, I purchased a 125-unit multifamily real estate project that had been foreclosed on twice in the past 10 years.
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In a world defined by how occluded and foreclosed it is, aspirational sports names—the sort of sports names that suggest white-shoe accounting firms or people swaddled in wealth and privilege so profound that they can only think about boats—are a sort of wishcasting.
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" Barnes "spent a decade poring over blackface composites from yearbooks and fraternal orders, watching cracked film footage, and cataloguing more than 10,000 blackface plays — collecting and preserving discarded programs, scrapbooks, photographs and blackface how-to guides from library sales, antique auctions and abandoned boxes outside foreclosed homes.
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With the European Central Bank set to publish the results of a stress test on Greece's four largest banks in May, progress in e-auctions of foreclosed property is closely monitored by the lenders, as part of steps to reduce banks' high stock of non-performing loans.
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On the flip side of the narrative is a pair of brothers, Tanner (Ben Foster) and Toby (Chris Pine), down-on-their-luck country boys who decide to pay off the bank that has unfairly foreclosed on their family's farm by robbing it over and over.
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Strategic Acquisitions was but one of several companies in Los Angeles County, and one of dozens in the United States, that hit on the same idea after the financial crisis: load up on foreclosed properties at a discount of 2210 to 2700 percent and rent them out.
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And while the Big 12 has been the odd conference out in two of the first three years, that small sample size — combined with the league's structural disadvantage of having no conference championship game, a deficiency that has been rectified for this season — foreclosed definitive conclusions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday threw out a challenge to Republican-drawn congressional districts in Ohio that Democrats said were drawn to unlawfully diminish their political clout, a move that follows a major ruling by the justices in June that foreclosed such lawsuits.
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But Netanyahu has divided the country further, injected an intense partisanship and tribalism, undermined the rule of law, coarsened the political dialogue, manipulated anger and hostility toward Israel's two million Arab citizens and foreclosed any hopes -- slim though they may be -- of a deal with Palestinians.
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Popular The Positive Outlook reflects potential rating upside if the bank progresses in substantially reducing problem assets (including foreclosed assets) in 2016 combined with capital enhancements, hence reducing the very high sensitivity of FCC to unreserved problem assets to more acceptable levels for a 'BB' category rating.
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The ad featuring Lisa Fraser, a widow whose house was foreclosed on by the bank, OneWest, will begin airing Wednesday in the states of five Republican senators: Dean Heller of Nevada, Jeff Flake and John McCain of Arizona, and Charles E. Grassley and Joni Ernst of Iowa.
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US District Court Judge Daniel Jordan wrote in his preliminary injunction order, referring to the US Supreme Court's 2015 ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide: [T]he majority opinion foreclosed litigation over laws interfering with the right to marry and 'rights and responsibilities intertwined with marriage.
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" Robin, 303 "After going on too many first dates that weren't panning out, including one where I drove 40 minutes to hear a guy brag about illegally squatting in a foreclosed house for a year, I decided to filter the guys I date like I do for work.
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In April, a panel of three 2nd Circuit judges dismissed Zarda's case, saying the court's decision in a separate case in 2000 that said discrimination against gay workers is not a form of sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 foreclosed his claims.
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Miller says that in these cases, the terms are kept vague, and Goldman can use that money to do things that are in its best interest anyway, like writing off debt that's obviously not going to be repaid, demolish foreclosed upon houses, and modify mortgages that are in distress.
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I am here because when I was young, I wanted very badly to be a writer, I wanted to be a filmmaker, but I couldn't find anyone like me in the world and it felt like my dreams were foreclosed simply because my gender was less typical than others.
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TD's overall credit quality has been good, even during the financial crisis when its net charge-off ratio peaked at only 0.65% and impaired loans to gross loans (including foreclosed assets) increased to just 1.27% in 2010, significantly better than performance of U.S. banks during the same period.
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"As a result, Plaintiff's unblemished reputation has been stigmatized with false charges including dishonesty, his prospects for future employment with the DOJ and FBI have been foreclosed, and his prospects for other future public and private employment in law enforcement and related professions have been hampered," the complaint reads.
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The climax of Generation Wealth is arguably also its tragic nadir: the economic crash of 2008, in which aerial views of abandoned cul de sacs merge with shots of domestic detritus in Dubai to a former GM factory worker in Ohio, whose home has just been foreclosed upon.
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After Porter patiently set him straight, Carson offered to get her in touch with "people who do that" (deal with foreclosed properties) at HUD, seemingly oblivious to the fact that Porter, before she ran for Congress, was California's independent monitor of banks in a nationwide $25 billion mortgage settlement.
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But he had a violent side and nursed a long list of bitter grievances: He said the police were harassing him because he was a "high-value target," and he railed against a banking and judicial system that foreclosed on his home in a snowy mountain subdivision called Friendship Ranch.
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Occupation: AttorneyIndustry: Public UniversityAge: 34Location: San Diego, CACombined Income: $453,000 My Paycheck Amount (1x/month): $6,375My Partner's Paycheck Amount (1x/month): $4,612Gender Identity: Femme Monthly ExpensesMonthly Housing Costs: $665 (My wealthy in-laws lent us $170,453 at the bottom of the housing crash to scoop up a tiny, foreclosed-upon condo.
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"I certainly know that not many people can write a check for $85,000, and they shouldn't be foreclosed from getting the right treatment just because they don't have the available funds," said Cole, who has defended insurance companies -- just not health ones -- in his line of work as an attorney.
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"The Great Suppression" ponders how the electoral interests of citizens are replaced with the interests of capital, and "Necessary Trouble" explores how many of those excluded groups — such as occupiers of foreclosed homes — use civil disobedience, social media and a revival of '60s-style activism to circumvent a corroded democratic process.
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But that option risks being foreclosed by President Trump's more aggressive posture toward North Korea, China's anger at an American antimissile system deployed in South Korea in March and the defiant push by the North Korea dictator, Kim Jong-un, to fire off missiles and improve the North's nuclear capabilities.
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One big reason for these disparities, according to a federal lawsuit filed by a coalition of fair housing groups, was that companies like the mortgage giant Fannie Mae took better care of foreclosed homes in working- and middle-class white areas than of equivalent homes in black and Latino communities.
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Among the key companies that surfaced was Bayrock, a Kazakh- and Russia-connected New York-based real estate firm with an intriguing Trump connection: its former chief operating officer, Felix Sater, was a mob-connected, Russian-born Trump adviser, and former manager of Trump Soho, a later foreclosed condominium project on Spring Street.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings, a Maryland Democrat and the ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, recently wrote to the Federal Housing Finance Agency, urging the regulator to stop Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from selling foreclosed homes to such firms after becoming concerned about the practice in Baltimore.
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On Thursday, Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, who sits on the House Committee on Oversight and Government, wrote to the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, urging the regulator to stop Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the big government-controlled mortgage finance companies, from selling foreclosed homes to these firms.
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Brock pleaded guilty in 85033 to bank fraud and conspiracy for his part in a scheme to rig auctions for foreclosed homes, the news outlet noted, adding that he was ordered to pay more than $166,000 in fines and restitution and was sentenced to six months in prison over the federal charges.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS, VR AND SENIOR DEBT The Positive Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations that Millennium bcp will continue to reduce its problem assets (non-performing loans (NPLs) and foreclosed assets) in the next 18-0003 months, which should gradually lower impairment charges and result in a meaningful improvement of internal capital generation.
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But of course, that's precisely when life would get in the way: local drug kingpin Bill (The Marvelous Mrs Maisel's Luke Kirby) is pressuring Ollie to work for him, her half-sister Deb is out of cash, essentially homeless and facing an unplanned pregnancy; and their family home is about to get foreclosed on.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) on Wednesday is hosting a forum where people whose homes were foreclosed on by OneWest will speak.
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So, I think the intent -- so the challenge here for the states that want to administer death penalties and using drugs as a lethal agent is that they can't source them anymore from responsible manufacturers, because they don't want to sell to the states, so they're getting them through sort of circuitous routes that are being foreclosed as well.
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If a tax lien on an occupied property needs to be foreclosed, you have to be willing to kick the occupants out, possibly even seeking the professional help of a property manager or attorney, which could cost thousands of dollars (though that's generally refunded to the lien holder if the owner redeems the property before the foreclosure is complete).
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You don't even have to feel too sorry for the tenants he evicted from the house, which included the previous owner who was foreclosed on; they turned out to be grifters, having spent years flipping that house and others between themselves, defaulting on the mortgages and then selling to one another to reap the windfall of inflated prices.
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If confirmed, Puzder will join several other millionaires and billionaires in Trump's cabinet, including Tom Price, who wants to privatize Medicare and repeal the Affordable Care Act, billionaire Betsy DeVos, who has steered money away from public schools, and Steven Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs partner, who also profited off of foreclosed homes during the housing crisis.
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The narration does acknowledge that jobs in slaughterhouses are some of the least desirable in the country, but when nearly 40 percent of Reese's holiday turkey harvest was destroyed due to negligent slaughtering at a Nebraska plant, we see the blame shifted to the laborers in a slaughterhouse about to be foreclosed on by the bank.
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In fact, on a trip to Atlanta, he became convinced that there was an opportunity to reinvest in several communities rife with foreclosed homes, ultimately working with a syndicate of investors — including his Harvard classmate Joshua Kushner and Kushner's older brother Jared — to buy more than 700 housing units before he was hired out of college in 2010 by Goldman Sachs, then Blackstone.
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Let's say your home was foreclosed or you got rid of your dwelling in a short sale (where your lender accepts less than you owe.) If your lender canceled or forgave the loan on your principal residence, there's a tax extender that allows you to exclude up to $2 million (if married) from your gross income for discharge of the debt.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VRs AND SENIOR DEBT (CAIXABANK, BANKIA, POPULAR) Caixabank The Positive Outlook reflects potential ratings upside if the reduction of problem assets (including foreclosed assets) accelerates in 5303 and the sensitivity of FCC to unreserved problem assets continues to improve to levels comfortably below 100%, while the FCC ratio post swap agreement converges towards levels seen at end-2015.
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But jobs numbers and top line GDP numbers mask the much more complex impact of today's economic crosswinds on the financial well-being of American families, still recovering from the trillions of dollars of household wealth wiped out by the loss of foreclosed homes, investment savings and lost paychecks after the wave of U.S. mortgage lending fraud that sparked the 2008 global financial collapse.
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The son of immigrants was one of 15 Democratic attorneys general who filed a legal brief supporting the suspension of Trump's travel ban, which blocks all refugees and those from seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the U.S. "We in California have the greatest opportunity of any state to prevent our nation from spiraling backwards to the days when homes were callously foreclosed," Becerra added Thursday.
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At the same time, it was clear to me that Calvert was in pursuit of something that she had not foreclosed upon, and that her interventions had not hardened into a style that leveled the differences between her sources I kept wondering what motivated Calvert to make the decisions that led her to painting over the inkjet print of a 52.13th-century Dutch floral still life.
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And the monthly jobs numbers and other official indicators mask the much more complex impact of today's economic crosswinds on the financial well-being of American families, many of whom are still recovering from the trillions of dollars of household wealth wiped out by the loss of foreclosed homes, investment savings and lost paychecks after the wave of U.S. mortgage lending fraud that sparked the 25 global financial collapse.
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It was like a mutant version of the subprime bubble that led to the financial crisis: Rather than renegotiate the loans, the new owners of these lending banks found there was more money to be made in foreclosing on the properties and becoming "a class of landlord that had never been seen before," charging rent and fees to tenants — not infrequently the previous owners who were foreclosed on — while hoarding the equity for themselves.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.), Delrahim said that the vertical deals most deserving of scrutiny are "those where there is risk that either upstream or downstream competition may be foreclosed by the transaction," though he declined to comment on specific mergers.
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