In 21980 the house had gone through mortgage foreclosure and then in 21988 entered tax foreclosure.
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Meanwhile, nearly 14 million homes went into foreclosure, according to ATTOM Data Solutions, which tracks foreclosure filings.
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The slight pickup in mortgages in foreclosure likely stemmed from a lifting of foreclosure moratoriums in states impacted by natural disasters, in combination with severely delinquent mortgages that have finally moved into the foreclosure process, especially those loans in states where foreclosure procedures are much slower moving, Walsh said.
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A new foreclosure law, says Mr Hourican, has helped to hasten restructuring, by creating a "credible foreclosure threat".
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Even when a foreclosure is justified, the public-relations effect can be damaging to the reputation of the entity undertaking the foreclosure.
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"From doing foreclosure defense work, 50 percent of the time I'll find defects in title, maybe more," said Surane, the foreclosure lawyer.
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But regulators soon questioned OneWest's foreclosure practices, which included so-called robo-signings that pushed homeowners into foreclosure without proper review or due process.
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But regulators soon questioned OneWest's foreclosure practices, which included so-called robo-signings that pushed homeowners into foreclosure without proper review or due process.
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When officials tried to evict him in 2014, he sought help from the Colorado Foreclosure Resistance Coalition, a grass-roots group that helps homeowners in foreclosure.
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In October, ATTOM Data Solutions, a foreclosure sales and analytics company, reported the biggest jump in foreclosure activity since 2007, with FHA loans behind the surge.
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"Both of those states had the unfortunate combination of a massive volume of foreclosure activity spawned by the housing bubble burst along with a dysfunctional foreclosure process resulting from lenders and servicers cutting corners when it came to foreclosure documentation," said Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac vice president, in an email.
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In this case, the judge threw out the foreclosure, one of several homeowner victories against OneWest for wrongful foreclosure practices, some of them settled for millions of dollars.
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Analysis of the foreclosure scenarios found that the ratings on the class A and B notes were not affected under Fitch's moderate or severe foreclosure stress (15% and 30% increase) scenarios.
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Analysis of the foreclosure scenarios found that the class A1, A2 and AB notes' final ratings were not affected under Fitch's moderate or severe foreclosure stress (15% and 30% increase) scenarios.
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Glory Ann Hussey Kerstein, a key member and an organizer of an anti-foreclosure committee within the coalition, estimated that the group has helped 11 cooperatives avoid foreclosure since last year.
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"FHA loans have much higher REOs -- that is they go to foreclosure rather than to loss mitigation or to non-foreclosure alternatives like shortsales -- than comparable loans at the GSEs," Porter said.
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"While U.S. foreclosure activity is still above its pre-recession levels, many of the states hit hardest by the housing crisis have now dropped below pre-recession foreclosure activity levels," he said.
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Dina's Long Island home is in foreclosure, and was scheduled to go up for auction Tuesday -- but the bankruptcy filing immediately stops the foreclosure ... giving her a chance to save the house.
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But she was obviously very aggressive on the foreclosure crisis.
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You can also see the makings of a foreclosure crisis.
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Up to 53,000 properties will receive foreclosure notices this autumn.
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They have previously faced foreclosure proceedings on the same home.
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This was dubbed foreclosure fraud, and with millions of examples
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Newark, where foreclosure rates were the highest in the country.
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Copious evidence surfaced of apparent criminal violations in foreclosure cases.
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OneWest Bank, however, is known for its aggressive foreclosure practices.
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Other clients were at risk of foreclosure for other reasons.
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The opposition letter rails against the risk of anticompetitive foreclosure.
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Simpson lost his home near Miami to foreclosure in 2012.
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She eventually faced foreclosure twice more, in 2015 and 2016.
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He is in debt and his house is in foreclosure.
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By then, the house had long been lost to foreclosure.
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He and other advocates call the bank's foreclosure practices aggressive.
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People lost their homes to foreclosure at a staggering rate.
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After the foreclosure, Gehrig's parents moved to nearby Mount Vernon.
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After missing four mortgage payments, the foreclosure process typically begins.
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Folks who just bought their starter home were facing foreclosure.
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Critics have described OneWest as a 'foreclosure machine' and Senator Ron Wyden, the committee's top Democrat, criticized the bank's automated "robo-signing" of foreclosure documents and foreclosing on the widows of reverse mortgage holders.
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Defaults have been rising on PACE projects, and while providers insisted they haven't pursued foreclosure on anyone, they're not the only ones with that authority, as counties can initiate foreclosure for missed property taxes.
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While key HUD and NSC personnel were unavailable during the shutdown, reverse mortgage borrowers facing foreclosure could not access vital foreclosure alternatives that would otherwise be available, such as repayment plans for missed property charges.
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Death, theft, heartbreak, bankruptcy, foreclosure, illness, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, etc.
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The news of the planned foreclosure auction was reported by DNAinfo.
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Most of these mortgages may not be in foreclosure or delinquency.
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The Great Foreclosure Machine was sloppy; you could uncover its traces.
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Nicole and Christian purchased the home in foreclosure in the spring.
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In the reverse mortgage industry, foreclosure and eviction are not synonymous.
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Heller critical, skeptical of Mnuchin's foreclosure record 1:27 p.m. Sen.
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"I had seen the foreclosure crisis up close," Mr. Cordray said.
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It was at one point called "the foreclosure capital of California."
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Renamed OneWest, the bank was criticized for its harsh foreclosure practices.
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They are experiencing job loss, debt, foreclosure, stagnating salaries and more.
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The abusive foreclosure practices that increased the burden on struggling people?
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And foreclosure activity leveled off last year as the market stabilized.
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Meanwhile, the government did too little for most homeowners facing foreclosure.
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The woman in her 90s facing foreclosure on her family farm.
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In his official, buttoned-up life, he counsels homeowners facing foreclosure.
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Both arrangements help borrowers stay in their homes and avoid foreclosure.
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She drained her bank accounts and her home went into foreclosure.
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His wife had lost her day-care center to bank foreclosure.
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"That's when I learned words like 'mortgage' and 'foreclosure,' " Warren said.
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Many people who took out subprime loans ended up in foreclosure.
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He was forced into foreclosure and, in 1787, to declare bankruptcy.
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Only one loan is in foreclosure, among about 2,200 in total.
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Maybe they think that forebearance is the same as a foreclosure.
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The house was then awarded to the List children in foreclosure.
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Mr. Walsh was threatened with foreclosure, which he continues to fight.
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Michele Oberholtzer, who heads up the tax-foreclosure counseling unit at a Detroit nonprofit called the United Community Housing Coalition, likens the foreclosure of overtaxed homes to the use of false evidence to convict a suspected criminal.
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Her house went into foreclosure, but she was able to rescue it.
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The company, however, makes several attempts at contacting the borrower before foreclosure.
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In the hearing, Mnuchin disputed OneWest's alleged aggressive foreclosure practices at OneWest.
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The person has debts growing at a rate that leads to foreclosure.
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In the meantime, let's be clear: The foreclosure crisis is not over.
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This, however, should be viewed against largely ineffective foreclosure of residential mortgages.
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FHA foreclosure activity is still below average, but the turnaround is troubling.
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They're on foreclosure, staying there until developers are ready to sell it.
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Why it matters: This bloodletting is forcing the taxi drivers into foreclosure.
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But the Great Foreclosure Machine was sloppy; you could uncover its traces.
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It also had the highest metro foreclosure rate for all of 2015.
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The new owners—thanks to a cheap foreclosure auction—are there, too.
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She quit smoking cigarettes after her house went into foreclosure in 2012.
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They must hold off debt collectors or foreclosure, or get government benefits.
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"I went into foreclosure while I was doing Rob's kitchen," he said.
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This prompted HSBC Bank to initiate foreclosure in 2010, according to NJ.com.
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He held onto it until 2011, but lost the building in foreclosure.
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Williams's home went into foreclosure after a restaurant he co-owned folded.
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LaFontaine and Slade conclude that foreclosure is rare even in concentrated markets.
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Buying a foreclosure enabled us to get a house at a bargain.
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Within three months, the home that I had purchased went into foreclosure.
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The year marked a return to normal foreclosure activity in many markets.
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Six years later, in 2800, he got a second notice of foreclosure.
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Behind bars, her debts mounted and she lost her home to foreclosure.
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Three years later, the Fishers lost their suburban Atlanta home to foreclosure.
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Unfortunately, the other spouse didn't know until they were in foreclosure proceedings.
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Threatened with foreclosure on its home in 2014, the center almost folded.
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He faced questions about the bank's foreclosure practices during the financial crisis.
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Pat Toomey (Pa.) said he wasn't familiar with Mnuchin's foreclosure record. Sen.
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Foreclosure is ugly; throwing women and children onto the street is deplorable.
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The fallout was inescapable: Nearly one in three homes went into foreclosure.
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She didn't work again for six months; her house went into foreclosure.
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Eventually, in 2018, her condo unit went into foreclosure, the neighbor said.
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My other friend was forced to sell her home to avoid foreclosure.
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Firms buying nonperforming loans have consistently said foreclosure is the last resort.
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Jobless, she fell behind on her mortgage and began receiving foreclosure notices.
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When the rising tennis stars were kids, their dad "had us listen to foreclosure tapes on the way to practice and tournaments," Venus tells CNBC Make It. That means learned about how to make money buying foreclosure properties.
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Only about 6 percent of delinquent tax liens wind up in foreclosure, and of those, only one half of 1 percent are successful in that they are not redeemed [before the foreclosure is complete], according to the NTLA's Westover.
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The company allegedly placed advertisements displaying "pre-foreclosure" homes at below-market costs.
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Then again, she owes $4.6 million on the homes, which are in foreclosure.
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BNDES said last week that it had started foreclosure procedures on the loan.
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They said it seemed like their best option to get out of foreclosure.
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They knew she was in foreclosure, she said, and they offered to help.
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Most of these states no longer have big backlogs from the foreclosure crisis.
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You won't lose it to foreclosure and you can keep your family home.
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But Democrats have tried to make Republicans own Mnuchin's foreclosure record, and Sen.
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Failure to meet ATR can also be asserted as a defense against foreclosure.
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Even so, loan workouts are often difficult, and foreclosure is a last resort.
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They lived there for six years until a foreclosure turned them into renters.
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"Don't buy the most luxurious property, and don't buy a foreclosure," Flynn said.
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One of the biggest complaints is about how Ocwen handles the foreclosure process.
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But many of those co-ops, which have struggled financially, are in foreclosure.
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Mr. Manafort used some of it to save his Brooklyn property from foreclosure.
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His $10 million, 109-room home in an Atlanta suburb went into foreclosure.
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OneWest quickly became profitable but was investigated for violating California state foreclosure laws.
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The city is asking her for $891.60 in overdue payments to avoid foreclosure.
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The house had been repossessed by Banco Popular in a foreclosure, he said.
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Those markets are still recovering from the foreclosure crisis, even a decade later.
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She ended up losing all of them in foreclosure and filing for bankruptcy.
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In its defense, Caliber said that 71 percent of the 17,83 mortgages it bought in the HUD auction had already begun the lengthy foreclosure process and that more than half of the homes were vacant at the time of foreclosure.
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Cerruti's remains were discovered more than a year when the home went into foreclosure.
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The homes would be those on the federal foreclosure rolls or in land banks.
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Today, some 12,000 foreclosure cases are still crawling their way through court in Brooklyn.
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Even among the many bad actors in the national foreclosure crisis, OneWest stood out.
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OneWest was investigated by the California attorney general's office for violating state foreclosure laws.
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Author Aaron Glantz describes how the wealthy profited off the 2008 foreclosure crisis. Rep.
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Initially, the Texas couple say, they faced a wrongful foreclosure by Bank of America.
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The King of Pop was also close to foreclosure on his famous Neverland home.
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That bank went on to be subject to several complaints about aggressive foreclosure tactics.
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The family went into debt and the house was on the verge of foreclosure.
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If you stop paying your mortgage payments, you'll eventually lose your home to foreclosure.
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Depp's complaint, according to TMG, is a "transparent attempt to derail" the foreclosure efforts.
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In the third quarter of last year, about 93,000 people got a foreclosure notice.
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The house became a problem, though, at one point, when it briefly faced foreclosure.
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Their dad's foreclosure tape collection helped establish an entrepreneurial mindset, and so did competing.
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"We're doing campaigns on intellectual property theft, mortgage fraud, foreclosure fraud," Ms. Harkins said.
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They were so eager, in fact, that many homeowners were unlawfully bullied into foreclosure.
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Millions of borrowers lost their homes to foreclosure because they used them like ATMs.
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Foreclosure starts hit a 2350-year low in June, according to Black Knight Inc.
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This despite huge growth in the single-family rental sector during the foreclosure crisis.
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Millions of homes went into foreclosure and were sold off at bargain-basement prices.
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In this program, borrowers must get approval for any foreclosure alternatives with CSC representatives.
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Lenders, investors, along with policy makers and regulators — all sides — learned foreclosure processes had to be addressed, and Wells Fargo made significant improvements to the way we work with customers when they fall behind in their payments and during the foreclosure process.
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I would be fine with foreclosure, even though that would wreck my credit, simply to move on and extricate myself from this mess—but because my parents are also tied up in the purchase, bankruptcy or foreclosure would harm them as well.
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Another lender began foreclosure proceedings after he defaulted on a separate loan for nearly $700,000.
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To do so, borrowers have to prove that they're at risk of eviction or foreclosure.
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Usually flippers look for distressed properties either in the foreclosure process or already bank-owned.
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This happened in part due to the housing foreclosure process wiping out many mortgage debts.
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The debt, the lien sale and the foreclosure auction "never should have happened," he said.
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Buyers got access to homes that might otherwise languish in the foreclosure process for years.
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Meanwhile, the state attorney general's office has been trying to reach New Yorkers facing foreclosure.
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New foreclosure filings generally take more than four months to happen after the actual delinquency.
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I own a beautiful house that I purchased in foreclosure and can't afford to heat.
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The couple also told Hansen they faced foreclosure on their home where Casey grew up.
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Key changes to the assumptions include simplified foreclosure frequency (FF) adjustments and increased base FFs.
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The Anthony family is currently facing foreclosure on the home where Casey Anthony grew up.
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It was partly about opposing Obama's economic policies — foreclosure relief, tax increases, and health reform.
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Critics almost certainly would draw that linkage should Goldman's restructuring or foreclosure activities become controversial.
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Moving forward, a judge will decide whether or not to sign off on the foreclosure.
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Senator Harris represents California, where the unconscionable treatment of foreclosure victims continues to terrorize families.
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For years, thousands of Detroit families have faced tax foreclosure, with many losing their homes.
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As balloon payments on mortgages came due, hundreds of still-occupied houses went into foreclosure.
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In fact, foreclosure—but not eviction—is a common resolution for a reverse mortgage loan.
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Hundreds of customers unable to pay those higher costs lost homes and automobiles to foreclosure.
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Foreclosure signs lined the American landscape, casting a shadow on more than 3.5 million homes.
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CHAIN OF TITLEHow Three Ordinary Americans Uncovered Wall Street's Great Foreclosure FraudBy David Dayen385 pp.
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The results of the additional foreclosure frequency assumption testing have not constrained the notes' ratings.
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Recent credit events, like a foreclosure, bankruptcy or a history of late payments are acceptable.
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Nevada was devastated by the housing crisis, making foreclosure a crucial topic in Heller's state.
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The firm's mortgage modification and foreclosure practices have prompted investigations by regulators in New York.
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Stearns Lending also provides foreclosure, title, and escrow services, according to The Orange County Register.
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The company's top officials included a convicted criminal and its biggest project ended in foreclosure.
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Servicers got paid first in a foreclosure sale, even before the owners of the loan.
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Housing prices have ticked up, and the city's toxic foreclosure problem shows signs of improving.
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New Jersey had the highest activity rate, with foreclosure filings at 1.91 percent of homes.
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In some of the new foreclosure cases, lawyers have said the homes were severely damaged.
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Before the hurricane, there were about 13,000 pending foreclosure cases in federal and local courts.
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Last week, the City Council voted to remove four cooperatives from the pending foreclosure list.
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It had almost been lost to history, falling into blight, abuse and foreclosure, in Detroit.
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There was, in fact, a 1996 foreclosure case involving Martha Kavanaugh and Dr. Blasey's parents.
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The Great Recession may be over, but families are still losing their homes to foreclosure.
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Payments disappear, their lights and phone are shut off and the farm goes into foreclosure.
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At the peak of the foreclosure crisis, the homes sold for as little as $18723,000.
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After the financial crisis, Detroit had one of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation.
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Ultimately, we lost that apartment in foreclosure, which left me feeling like an utter failure.
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She had a foreclosure and two drunken-driving convictions before she was diagnosed with PTSD.
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This is because lengthy debt enforcement and foreclosure procedures complicate the disposal of impaired assets.
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More than 7 percent of the nation's home loans were seriously delinquent or in foreclosure.
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The city has one of the highest property tax foreclosure rates since the Great Depression.
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When the recession hit, my inbox filled with emails from people facing foreclosure and bankruptcy.
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Mr. Mnuchin continued to fail to come clean on shady foreclosure practices that hurt Americans.
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Cardboard Computer's version of Kentucky, like much of current America, is littered with foreclosure signs.
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The victims include 103 year-old Myrtle Lewis of North Texas, who OneWest put into foreclosure after her insurance coverage lapsed; Karen Hunziker, who got a foreclosure notice from OneWest ten days after her husband passed away in 2014; and a host of others.
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Many Hispanics worked in the construction business, which collapsed, and lost their own homes to foreclosure.
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Company buyers were regulars at foreclosure auctions in particularly hard-hit markets like Phoenix and Atlanta.
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Finally, in 2015, Wells Fargo retained a law firm — McCarthy & Holthus — to handle the foreclosure proceedings.
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"People were in foreclosure," she said, her voice rough from years of Newports and spreading news.
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Recognizing losses on bad loans can mean pushing corporate borrowers into bankruptcy and households into foreclosure.
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The loans have not been paid in at least three months, and many are in foreclosure.
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" Wells Fargo spokesman Tom Goyda said that the bank works "hard to help customers avoid foreclosure.
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A man in Florida is facing foreclosure on his home because he didn't cut his grass.
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It turned out that Dr. Garcia was broke, and he was facing foreclosure on his home.
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That's what happens when a property goes to foreclosure, we call it an R-E-O.
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What's next: The OneWest foreclosure controversy will almost certainly be brought up at Brooks' confirmation hearing.
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This practice of "dual tracking"— negotiating with a homeowner while pursuing foreclosure—violates federal servicing statutes.
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Charlie Sheen has re-listed his Beverly Hills mansion, months after avoiding foreclosure on the property.
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That's because it still has above-average foreclosure rates, homeowner vacancy rates and rental vacancy rates.
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Two years later, the failed tower was in foreclosure and no longer bore the signature name.
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" Wells Fargo spokesman Tom Goyda said that the bank works "hard to help customers avoid foreclosure.
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Democrats won't be able to block Mnuchin — who they've nicknamed the "foreclosure king" — on their own.
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" A bank pursuing foreclosure without legal signatures was "flailing away like a boxer in the dark.
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Millions of Americans would lose their homes to foreclosure and their jobs to the contracting economy.
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Meanwhile, at least 9.3 million families lost their homes to foreclosure due to the mortgage meltdown.
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Fortunately, our clinic was able to rely on those rules in getting the foreclosure action dismissed.
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But a shareholder going into default and facing foreclosure or bankruptcy does not benefit the building.
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It began when the housing bubble burst, and affordable home after affordable home went into foreclosure.
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And Wells Fargo blamed a glitch for causing the wrongful foreclosure of hundreds of struggling homeowners.
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Democrats won't be able to block Mnuchin, whom they've nicknamed the "foreclosure king," on their own.
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For years, Nye was under a gag order imposed by the judge in his foreclosure case.
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Millions of Americans would lose their homes to foreclosure and their jobs to the contracting economy.
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Following a mortgage default, lender Banque Havilland SA launched foreclosure proceedings on the condominium in January.
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When you lose your home to foreclosure, you really lose your membership in the middle class.
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One remarkable foreclosure ruling against Wells Fargo came in January 2015, in a Missouri state court.
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This was the first rise in foreclosure starts since the fourth quarter of 2014, MBA said.
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The department, however, recently modified the moratorium to permit some older foreclosure cases to move forward.
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Private investment firms, including Roosevelt Cayman, held off on instituting any new foreclosure proceedings until recently.
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It wants a mandatory pause on default and foreclosure actions for missed rent and mortgage payments.
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At the time, Mr. Manafort was facing foreclosure on several properties and getting desperate for money.
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Although the 2008 financial crisis plunged millions of homeowners into foreclosure, the property market quickly rebounded.
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Mr. O'Sullivan bought the property out of foreclosure in 2015 for $13.6 million from another developer.
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Eventually he faced foreclosure on several properties and owed the IRS $6.3 million in property taxes.
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Billy Holder bought a 4,000-square foot foreclosure in Fayetteville, Georgia, where they moved in 2012.
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There are sheriff squads whose full-time job is to carry out eviction and foreclosure orders.
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In the county tax foreclosure auction that year Detroit Progress had won 22012 tax-foreclosed properties.
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A region that was once the face of the foreclosure crisis is turning around, economists say.
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"I couldn't afford the mortgage," he said, adding that he later lost the home in foreclosure.
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Eventually, we gave the house back to the bank in a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.
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"SolarCity needs to contest every foreclosure to have any realistic chance of getting either paid for or the return of their solar panels," said Christopher McCormick, a lawyer in Connecticut who spent a decade representing banks in foreclosure proceedings and now defends homeowners in the cases.
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" In a brief, an array of business groups including the Chamber of Commerce and the Mortgage Bankers Association wrote that applying the FDCPA protections to the foreclosure process would add "an additional, unwarranted layer of complexity in the foreclosure process, thereby harming both lenders and borrowers.
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"SolarCity needs to contest every foreclosure to have any realistic chance of getting either paid for or the return of their solar panels," said Christopher McCormick, a lawyer in Connecticut who spent a decade representing banks in foreclosure proceedings and now defends homeowners in the cases.
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The home could be subject to seizure and foreclosure by the government to collect the bond amount.
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The foreclosure crisis would have been smaller, and banks would likely not have been hit as hard.
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Another 479,000 properties were under the early stages of foreclosure, which do not always lead to repossession.
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Before the bubble and the crisis, nobody really knew what would happen if they went into foreclosure.
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Whitfield's foreclosure reasserts all of her recurring storylines moving forward, as well as the show's main themes.
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If a foreclosure does occur, it's going to upset speculative real estate investors rather than displace families.
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Foreclosure activity is down, and fewer than 10 percent of mortgages are underwater, claims Attom Data Solutions.
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The foreclosure starts rate was at its lowest level since the second quarter of 2000, MBA said.
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Why it matters: Vacant housing spiked across the country after the foreclosure crisis of the late 2000s.
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"In the press it has been said that I ran a 'foreclosure machine,'" he plans to say.
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The regulated lender has the first claim on any future payments or sale proceeds in a foreclosure.
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That exposure turned out to be considerable, and AIG was pushed into bankruptcy by rising foreclosure rates.
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Mnuchin's short list of accolades curiously includes the Independent Foreclosure Review process as a mark of success.
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The ruling offers numerous lessons in the aftermath of a foreclosure crisis that destroyed millions of lives.
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A choice statistic from this case: Countrywide charged some borrowers in foreclosure $22010 to mow their lawns.
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Nationstar declined to comment on the Browns' case, but said it had outperformed banks on avoiding foreclosure.
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" Some of the breakdowns, the documents said, "placed consumers at significant risk of servicing and foreclosure abuses.
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I bought my house at a bargain because it was a foreclosure, so I only owe $21,2500.
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A nearly broke transportation fund, high home foreclosure rates and a severely hobbled state pension system persist.
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"When we bought this home, it was a sad foreclosure that had seen better days," he said.
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In 2010, the home was sold at a foreclosure auction to a Denver investor for $1.5 million.
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In short, bankruptcy has become, and will remain, a kind of "super" foreclosure system for large corporations.
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That is very different from traditional mortgages, under which the foreclosure process can be lengthy and costly.
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It does not, however, necessarily stop your car from being repossessed or prevent home foreclosure, O'Neill said.
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But the drop in value has squeezed many operators, forcing some to sell medallions in foreclosure sales.
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Lawyers who represented troubled borrowers say no such apology came from Mr. Stumpf during the foreclosure mess.
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Stampes and his wife slipped into foreclosure in 2008, a protracted process eventually finalized six years later.
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Learn the Trump way to cash in on the new trillion dollar booming foreclosure opportunity in 2007.
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Wonder what effect Blackstone is having on the housing markets or if foreclosure fraud is still ongoing?
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For homeowners, there wasn't much of a rescue package from Washington, and eight million succumbed to foreclosure.
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By the end of the year, his house was in foreclosure and he was filing for bankruptcy.
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The story has also been revised to clarify that there were two separate foreclosure proceedings against Lofton.
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This is our home, and it's been almost a year since the sheriff's sale, since the foreclosure.
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He currently works at a McDonald's in North Carolina and narrowly avoided losing his home to foreclosure.
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She had a foreclosure and two drunken-driving convictions before she was diagnosed last year with PTSD.
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The lawyers said it would be hard to find a judge willing to reopen a completed foreclosure.
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It does not, however, necessarily stop your car from being repossessed or prevent home foreclosure, Shulman said.
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Mnuchin was known as the "foreclosure king" when he was the CEO of OneWest Bank in California.
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She faced foreclosure four years later, after the homeowner association said she was delinquent on her fees.
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After losing her home to foreclosure during the housing crisis, she moved to Oakland, across the bay.
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So these maps determined whether or not the government would help those people get out of foreclosure.
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Erica Johnson-Seck, a vice president of foreclosure and bankruptcy for OneWest, explained in a July 2009 deposition that she "robo-signed" 6,313 foreclosure-related documents per week, spending just 30 seconds on each sworn affidavit that attested to the veracity of all relevant information in the case.
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Here are some of the other highlights from his hearing: Mnuchin to defend foreclosure record: President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Treasury secretary will start his confirmation hearing Thursday by defending his record at a bank accused of illegal foreclosure practices in an attempt to head off Democratic attacks.
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During his transition, Obama promised up to $100 billion in bailout funds to prevent foreclosure; eight years later, only about $24 billion has been spent, most of it too late to stop the over 9.3 million American families who lost homes in the worst foreclosure crisis in 80 years.
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The battle over Mr. Wirth's foreclosure and eviction had unspooled for years in court filings and legal confrontations.
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The regulator found that home forfeitures caused by a foreclosure were down 25.3 percent over the last year.
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CitiMortgage "kept consumers in the dark about foreclosure relief options" when consumers sought payment deferrals, the CFPB said.
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Many survived the foreclosure of homes, parents losing jobs, and years of fruitless job hunting after graduating school.
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Houston could have seen a massive foreclosure crisis were it not for strong investor demand in the market.
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In New York, borrowers who couldn't pay found themselves stuck in one of the country's slowest foreclosure processes.
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In 2013, the 57-year-old black probation officer was desperately looking for a way out of foreclosure.
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So our participation is best explained in terms of necessity, dependency, the foreclosure of alternatives, and enforced ignorance.
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That resulted in negative equity positions when home values crashed, leading to the worst foreclosure crisis in history.
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The institution was later accused by housing advocacy groups and others of engaging in overly aggressive foreclosure tactics.
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Cage squandered it on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties.
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The bank executed a mortgage assignment after the foreclosure case was filed to try and cover that up.
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They point to a program at the department that sold mortgages nearing foreclosure to banks at low prices.
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That's the misconduct I detail in my new book Chain of Title, and it's known as foreclosure fraud.
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Mortgage companies routinely delivered false documents to courts and county recording offices to show standing in foreclosure cases.
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The Homeownership Preservation Foundation Call 1-888-5003-HOPE (4673) and receive free counseling when you're facing foreclosure.
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Nye started serving as a consultant and expert witness for some foreclosure defense lawyers who embraced his theories.
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The California Department of Justice also investigated OneWest for violating state foreclosure laws, but then-attorney general Sen.
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That city served as ground zero for the housing crash, clocking the highest foreclosure rate in the nation.
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The lawmakers noted that in 2012, Wells Fargo settled over foreclosure violations that included violations of the SCRA.
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The 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom pad sold in foreclosure for $513k in 2014 while O.J. was in prison.
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When most people think of foreclosure, they think of people who can't afford to pay off their mortgages.
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VICE News followed this year's tax foreclosure auction and investigated how the county financially benefits from the process.
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He faced a foreclosure case in Maryland in 1999, another the next year and a third in 2006.
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If foreclosures jumped 646 percent in 2016, imagine the reverse mortgage foreclosure impact of the tax law changes.
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And their eagerness to cut corners precluded an idea that could have saved millions of Americans from foreclosure.
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Green starts the movie totally broke, living in the garage of an uncle who is himself facing foreclosure.
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Sources say they staved off foreclosure on their home but that neither of them is employed, sources say.
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Punishing austerity policies, combined with rising inequality and poverty, have left thousands of families facing eviction and foreclosure.
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Those included:Shopping for foreclosuresBy buying a foreclosure we were able to purchase a home for under market value.
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In response, Bauhouse, whose managing member is Joseph P. Beninati, filed for bankruptcy to block the foreclosure sale.
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Victims of Wells Fargo's wrongful foreclosure suffered "significant stress causing physical injuries and emotional distress," the lawsuit alleges.
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The borrowers, among some 39,000 whose IndyMac loans went into foreclosure, urged senators to vote against confirming Mnuchin.
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The building eventually received a judgment of foreclosure and sale in December 2015, after the motion went unopposed.
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A family's foreclosure nightmare They had to move their teenage son, give up three dogs and forfeit equity.
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Nye Lavalle's story follows a trail that many other citizen activists walked after suffering the sting of foreclosure.
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Nationally, the rate was 0.82 percent, and overall foreclosure activity dropped to a nine-year low in 2015.
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From 2007 to 2011, 4.7 million households lost homes to foreclosure, and a million more to short sale.
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In 2014, according to Mr. Tran, his boss ordered him to lie to customers who were facing foreclosure.
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Meanwhile, interest rates on loans were soaring and land values were plummeting, forcing thousands of farmers into foreclosure.
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The human cost of the foreclosure crisis was indeed immense; there were 2.8 million foreclosures that year alone.
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They owed more on their mortgage than their house was worth and almost lost their home to foreclosure.
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The city will try to acquire the one-story, light blue house in the foreclosure trial next month.
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In the socioecomomics category, for example, ratings reflect divorce rates, unemployment rates and foreclosure rates, among other measures.
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Even more troubling, Treasury nominee Mnuchin's former bank has been credibly tied to discriminatory lending and foreclosure practices.
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By 63, half of the mortgages in the United States were in foreclosure because of the Great Depression.
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Homeowners who have fallen behind are being pressured to accept harsher terms that could tilt them toward foreclosure.
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But the fact that foreclosure rates among Hispanics surpassed those among blacks points to something else going on.
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But homeowners facing foreclosure were mostly hung out to dry and the Great Recession settled in from there.
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Two days ago, they launched a GoFundMe to raise cash to obtain a lawyer and fight the foreclosure.
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Mr. Desmond writes with some sympathy for landlords, who face direct losses, or even foreclosure, when tenants fall behind.
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"This ongoing (foreclosure) crisis makes reaching potential voters more difficult," Sanders' campaign said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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"It quickly gained a reputation as a foreclosure machine … OneWest was notorious for its belligerence and for its cruelty."
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McCarthy & Holthus, LLP, No. 17-307, concerning whether the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act applies to nonjudicial foreclosure proceedings.
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She also serves on the Massachusetts Governor's Foreclosure Impact Task Force and has served on several boards, including Zipcar.
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Police said in court papers that the Stoltzfus couple was grateful to Kaplan for saving their farm from foreclosure.
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Gadsden-Andrews didn't know the first thing about real estate, much less negotiating her way out of a foreclosure.
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The home on Salem End Road was privately owned until it was essentially abandoned after a foreclosure around 2000.
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And Greece lacks specialised courts: a judge can rule on a divorce one day and a foreclosure the next.
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Borrowers may have gone through foreclosure in the past or have some other red flag on their credit report.
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But typically only the cases that reached the headlines ended happily; tens of thousands of others ended in foreclosure.
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When foreclosing, Goldman faces the challenge other mortgage lenders face — the lengthy and costly foreclosure process in some states.
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To the extent that Witt is arguing anything, she's arguing against the foreclosure of meaning and possibility in sex.
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David Dayen is the author of Chain of Title: How Three Ordinary Americans Uncovered Wall Street's Great Foreclosure Fraud.
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I'm going out on a limb, but I'm betting our foreclosure rate is fixing to go through the roof.
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Senator Cory Booker styles himself a leader in New Jersey, home to the highest foreclosure rate in the nation.
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Five of the 2401 Chicago zip codes with the highest foreclosure rates are at least 22003 percent African American.
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In 2014, his wife exchanged emails with a Nationstar "foreclosure prevention specialist" who suggested she apply for a modification.
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The Browns won a temporary restraining order against Nationstar as they fought what they argued was a wrongful foreclosure.
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Suleman and her 14 children — including the octuplets that brought her fame — lost their home to foreclosure in 2012.
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Even though copious evidence surfaced of apparent criminal violations in foreclosure cases, there was a marked absence of prosecution.
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Last week, Unit 79 of the condo tower called One57 became the biggest foreclosure sale ever in New York.
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She relocated to her parents' home in Cedar Lake, 40 minutes south, which is facing a potential bank foreclosure.
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Then she and her husband lost their home in Brandon to foreclosure, as did many of their neighbors. Mrs.
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Megan Sue Belafonte, 60Belafonte became homeless for the first time six months ago, after losing her home to foreclosure.
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The high mortgage delinquency and foreclosure rates have persisted, said Aaron Scheinwald of the New York Legal Assistance Group.
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The two grew close working on how to take on national banks during the foreclosure crisis in the 2000s.
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Now, mortgage delinquency and foreclosure rates are edging higher around Houston, according to real estate and legal aid groups.
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She fell behind on tax payments only months after she'd bought the house, and soon went into tax foreclosure.
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Joe and Teresa bought it for $347k in 2005 but lost it to foreclosure during all their legal problems.
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During the 2008 housing crisis, for example, many major firms did not represent foreclosure victims because they represented banks.
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At one point, 40 percent of the city's homeowners were underwater on their mortgage or had fallen into foreclosure.
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Since 2015, a total of 85 medallions have been sold as part of foreclosure proceedings, according to city records.
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The house, which was in foreclosure, had sat on the market for more than a year and a half.
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If we think of failure as a foreclosure of a particular possibility, then queers are set up to fail.
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The Peterson Companies, a large real estate developer based in Northern Virginia, acquired the site in a foreclosure sale.
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In 2009, the house was in foreclosure and in poor condition when the current owner bought and restored it.
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The family had financial troubles, filing for bankruptcy in 215, and barely avoiding foreclosure on the Tomlinson Avenue house.
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The city was trying to acquire the property in a foreclosure lawsuit set to go to trial next week.
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But Rice also criticized Bloomberg for conflating several distinct anti-discrimination laws and blaming foreclosure victims for predatory tactics.
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The government program Obama's Treasury Department built to mitigate foreclosures, without congressional interference, became a foreclosure-creation machine instead.
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After the housing crash in 2008, many people who lost their homes to foreclosure moved into rentals — and stayed.
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Instead, Christmas Ranch follows a rebellious girl named Lizzie as she fights to save her grandmother's ranch from foreclosure.
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Needless to say, neither one cared about the foreclosure and my mom was happy to move into a tiny apartment.
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Harris later backed the California Homeowners Bill of Rights, a package of legislation to protect homeowners during the foreclosure process.
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After negotiating the $25 billion settlement deal, Harris also introduced a special task force to prosecute mortgage and foreclosure fraud.
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"Mnuchin is a former Goldman Sachs banker who made quite a bit of money off the foreclosure crisis," Pace said.
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Whether it's "for-profit college" scams, foreclosure frauds, or other schemes, ordinary people are vulnerable to predators like Donald Trump.
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Greece has also agreed to launch foreclosure e-auctions, which began on Wednesday after being pushed back by two months.
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The percentage of loans on which foreclosure actions began fell to 0.23%, from 0.25% in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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"Houston could have seen a massive foreclosure crisis were it not for strong investor demand in the market," CNBC reported.
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A brothel owner's business goes into foreclosure, while a television star and voodoo queen can speak to the Loa spirits.
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They lost their North Las Vegas home to foreclosure, too, and survived on his father's income as a school custodian.
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The course where Scavino worked was heading into foreclosure, and Trump was in the market for expanding his golf business.
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Or consider the foreclosure crisis where Americans were deceived into taking on mortgages that they had no hope of paying.
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After the foreclosure crisis, lending tightened dramatically, with new regulations imposed on lenders and some types of mortgages banned outright.
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The single-family REIT space grew out of the foreclosure crisis and has now consolidated to a few big players.
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The foreclosure case was settled last year, and the couple, who had to file for bankruptcy, remained in their home.
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Bankers reckon that 25% of defaulters are "strategic"—that is, they can pay but won't, believing foreclosure will never come.
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Mortgage lenders like Wells Fargo systemically targeted black and brown borrowers for subprime loans, putting many at risk of foreclosure.
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Daniel Stoltzfus owned a metal fabrication business but lost his company and home in 2009 due to foreclosure, Heckler says.
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But a vertical tie-up can still risk blocking rivals' access to suppliers or buyers, a process known as 'foreclosure'.
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Collyer. David Dayen is the author of Chain of Title: How Three Ordinary Americans Uncovered Wall Street's Great Foreclosure Fraud.
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Instead, the main causes of Election Day chaos so far are rain, long lines, missing power cords and one foreclosure.
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Now, even as the city sees new growth, the mess left behind by the foreclosure crisis is still plaguing neighborhoods.
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Not only is it the right thing to do, but, in turn, it could save billions in foreclosure-related losses.
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The Obama administration responded to the foreclosure crisis by effectively letting banks off the hook with a series of settlements.
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"LPS and other default services created false and fraudulent documents which appeared to support their foreclosure positions," the memo reads.
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So at the time of the foreclosure filing, Deutsche Bank didn't legally own the loan over which it sued her.
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As a result, the foreclosure crisis was an extinction event for much of the African-American and Latino middle class.
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The home foreclosure rate is nearly three times the national average, and the pension system is only 44 percent funded.
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She and her husband bought Red Dot's building in 1990 when it was in foreclosure and cost a mere $5123,000.
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Bank of Hawaii offers a grace period for borrowers who either can't make their mortgage payments or are facing foreclosure.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) had words over the secretary's role in OneWest Bank's aggressive foreclosure policies during the financial crisis.
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He says the local sheriff's department illegally raided his home after it went into foreclosure, but Gohmert wouldn't help him.
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During congressional testimony Tuesday, Carson appeared not to know what REO -- real estate-owned -- foreclosure meant when pressed by Rep.
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A galaxy of blue dots filled the computer screen, each representing a house at some stage of the foreclosure process.
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Last month, medallions sold in foreclosure for as little as $175,000 and an average of $7523,131, according to city records.
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She was among the first judges to identify problematic patterns in Wells Fargo's foreclosure practice and to respond with vigor.
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The foreclosure rate in New Jersey—parts of which were also hit hard by Sandy—is double the national average.
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Housing advocacy groups criticized OneWest for its foreclosure practices, accusing it of being too quick to foreclose on struggling homeowners.
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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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" It added, "Following a number of time-consuming and exhaustive attempts to resolve these defaults, foreclosure could not be avoided.
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If you skip mortgage payments for two months without communicating with your bank, your lender could start the foreclosure process.
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The banks have also committed to not initiating foreclosure cases or eviction proceedings for at least 60 days, he said.
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We have lowered the frequency of foreclosure assumption for variable rate loans, reflecting the good historical performance of these assets.
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Another issue in Florida is that even a decade later, the housing market is still recovering from the foreclosure crisis.
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What their article failed to note is the complex had fallen into disrepair after being forced into foreclosure in 2012.
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And it may present a new legal avenue for some affected homeowners to try to stave off a pending foreclosure.
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In the Financial District, a new tower at 125 Greenwich Street is facing foreclosure proceedings after defaulting on its debt.
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That notion was shaken by the housing collapse, which left millions of Americans in foreclosure and their finances in ruins.
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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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Since 2015, Herskowitz has been implicated in at least two other schemes targeting borrowers in foreclosure in Florida and Queens.
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One of those properties is Manafort's Manhattan apartment in Trump Tower, which Mueller said is at risk of bank foreclosure.
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Then, after some shopping my husband and I found a foreclosure in our budget, in the school district we wanted.
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We&aposve flirted with bankruptcy, actual depression, and given up our first home in a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.
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After all, we had just barely gotten our power turned back on, and we were facing fears of possible foreclosure.
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So far, however, he has refused to remove delinquent homes from the foreclosure list despite evidence of unconstitutional tax assessments.
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At this point, the heirs or estate have the options to sell the house, purchase the home for 85033 percent of its appraised value, sign a deed in lieu of foreclosure, or do nothing and let the lender take possession of the property through the foreclosure process, which does not include eviction of the borrower.
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Those could be acquired faster through the land bank than through foreclosure or other means, Mr. Lander, a Brooklyn Democrat, said.
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For children in communities where people were losing their houses to foreclosure, hardship seemed to have the opposite effect on weight.
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The Post-Dispatch reported that the home Coldon disappeared from had fallen into foreclosure because the family's funding of search efforts.
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According to the Daily Mail , this is the third time since 2010 that the couple has slipped into the foreclosure process.
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Housing advocacy groups criticized the bank for its foreclosure practices, accusing it of being too quick to foreclose on struggling homeowners.
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CitiFinancial Servicing, the CFPB said, failed to consider borrowers' requests for loan payment deferments as a request for foreclosure relief options.
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After two bankruptcies, Gildan Activewear bought the company, saving it from yet another foreclosure before shutting down all of its stores.
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Financial or worldly losses, like financial security, your home going into foreclosure, or being made redundant, can all impact your stability.
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But she owes $4.6 million to Modern Bank for the massive home, which is currently in foreclosure, according to court papers.
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Charlena and Keith Kendrick said they recently filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy to avoid foreclosure on their suburban Indianapolis, Indiana home.
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But foreclosure is fiddly: it currently takes over four years to process an insolvency, and recovery rates are a lousy 26%.
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In October 2016, with Depp still owing $4.2 million, the Mandels started non-judicial foreclosure proceedings against certain of Depp's properties.
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Millions of homes that went to foreclosure are now part of a new asset class of institutional investor-owned rental portfolios.
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The Oregon commune dissolved in the months after Rajneesh left the country and remained abandoned for years afterward, falling into foreclosure.
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According to one source, the five states with the longest foreclosure timelines are New Jersey, New York, Florida, Hawaii, and Illinois.
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The fall of Atlantic City's gambling economy left thousands of residents jobless and prompted a new foreclosure crisis across the area.
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It now has the dubious distinction of the highest foreclosure rate in the nation, more than four times the national average.
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In 2008, the property slipped into foreclosure due to $19,192 in unpaid taxes — an incident Franklin attributed to an attorney's mistake.
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In areas hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis, fewer than 4 percent of homes have recovered to pre-recession price peaks.
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"Let's call it really what it is: some of the most egregious fraud we've seen since the foreclosure crisis," said Rep.
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More than a third of the 216 local markets examined were below their pre-recession foreclosure averages in the first quarter.
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A crisis-era Treasury program that allows struggling borrowers to reduce their monthly payments and prevent foreclosure will expire in January.
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"There is an uncanny resemblance between the foreclosure crisis and our student default dilemma," said Chopra, the Consumer Federation senior fellow.
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We must not forget that millions of Americans lost their savings and their homes to foreclosure when the housing bubble burst.
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Before the end of the 21-day temporary agent assignment in Jacksonville, stories about foreclosure fraud began appearing in the news.
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The SoHo ended up in foreclosure and was taken over by a creditor, although the Trump name remains emblazoned on it.
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Without them, a homeowner can be no more than a sheep being led to the financial slaughterhouse of an improper foreclosure.
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Government officials considered this idea but rejected it, and the journalist David Dayen's gripping story of foreclosure fraud shows us why.
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She grew up poor and lost a house to a foreclosure in Denver several years ago, when a previous relationship disintegrated.
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In addition, seemingly important story lines are introduced, including a possible foreclosure, then simply evaporate, as if the author lost interest.
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The foreclosure problem is just the latest in a long series of issues confronting Wells Fargo, one of America's biggest banks.
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Plus, buying a foreclosure allowed us to stretch our housing budget and look at homes with potential for equity right away.
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The order comes as a result of Dina reportedly defaulting on her mortgage and failing to respond to the foreclosure lawsuit.
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Just last month, the state legislature passed a bill to extend foreclosure protection and relief programs for homeowners affected by Sandy.
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The 213,221-square-foot, full-floor unit at One257 is scheduled to go to foreclosure auction next month, according to Bloomberg.
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The list included penalties for subprime loan abuses, discriminating against African-American and Hispanic mortgage borrowers, and foreclosure violations, among others.
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There are currently several dozen such cooperatives facing foreclosure by the city, with some tenant-owners actively fighting to keep ownership.
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So defects—whether due to inaccurate deeds or fraudulent transfer documents—have sown chaos in county recording offices and foreclosure courts.
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Also note that you're putting your home up as collateral for these loans, meaning you risk foreclosure if you don't repay.
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At the time, Mr. Manafort was trying to stave off foreclosure on several properties and desperately needed capital, the indictment said.
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But efforts stopped for a while, along with construction, when Heritage ran into trouble and almost lost the property to foreclosure.
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Florida may have been the epicenter of the foreclosure crisis, but it continues to add new stock at a fast clip.
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Fannie and Freddie have been under federal control since the 2008 foreclosure crisis spurred losses on mortgages owned by the firms.
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During the aftermath of the financial crisis, he provided testimony on behalf of troubled borrowers helping save their homes from foreclosure.
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The city is now trying to acquire the property in a foreclosure lawsuit scheduled to go to trial on March 7.
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The foreclosure crisis of 2008 cost thousands of American their homes, an economic shockwave that many have yet to recover from.
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They've helped me clean out a lot of my properties after they went into foreclosure through no fault of my own.
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Another is an apartment he owns in Trump Tower in New York, which is at risk of foreclosure, the prosecutors said.
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The two banks had been among mortgage servicers accused of faulty foreclosure practices after the 2008 housing crisis, media reports said.
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Loans that were little understood or that ended up being unaffordable contributed to millions of homeowners losing their homes to foreclosure.
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The deed-in-lieu of foreclosure gave us some breathing room; it was an opportunity I was determined not to waste.
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The home went into foreclosure in 2013 and Mr. Wirth lost ownership; he unsuccessfully suing in federal court to keep the house.
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A protest at the eviction of an African-American pastor, whose house had been sold by his bank after the foreclosure crisis.
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The home dweller is less protected than a person buying a house with a mortgage and evictions are quicker than a foreclosure.
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Others are optimistic about Atlante's longer-term impact, particularly because Italy's sluggish foreclosure procedures are to be tackled at the same time.
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This astronomical sticker shock can shatter a life and further erode physical and mental health, even sparking bankruptcy, home foreclosure or worse.
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Democrats and consumer groups have attacked Mnuchin for his leadership of a bank that faced accusations of discrimination and aggressive foreclosure practices.
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But the bank regulator found that new foreclosure actions jumped 4.5 percent over that period, marking the first increase in two years.
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Invitation Homes currently has a portfolio of about 50,000 single family rental homes, most of which it purchased during the foreclosure crisis.
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But in 2013, Casa Aztlan lost the building to foreclosure, and for years, it sat empty, a shell of its former self.
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The settlement focused on what the Justice Department called "mortgage loan servicing and foreclosure abuses" as a result of the housing bubble.
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The company's name appeared on loan records he had obtained through the discovery process in a separate Miami-Dade County foreclosure case.
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"The final outcome will hinge to a large extent on concessions the two companies make to offset any foreclosure risks," he said.
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But another part of Mnuchin's history is more relevant: his chairmanship of OneWest Bank, a major cog in America's relentless foreclosure machine.
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At the time, the industry was already engaged in a voluntary effort called HOPE NOW to coordinate foreclosure mitigation with housing counselors.
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In this case, criminals generally threaten victims with owing back taxes and warn foreclosure, arrest, or deportation if a payment isn't made.
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NHG Credit to Performance The foreclosure frequency (FF) applicable to loans backed by NHG guarantees in SGML II was discounted by 0003%.
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The 5.4% credit loss results from a 'BBB' weighted average (WA) foreclosure frequency of 22.1% and a WA recovery rate of 76.7%.
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As for the foreclosure -- first reported by Deadline -- a judge still has to sign off before TMG can give Johnny the boot.
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Once the distortions were made evident by rising foreclosure rates and collapsing Wall Street financial giants, the entire system came crumbling down.
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The Trump Organization says the city made the deal because so many surrounding buildings were in or on the verge of foreclosure.
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CDBG was also a critical resource that funded programs nationwide to stabilize communities and aid families hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis.
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He's appointed as Treasury Secretary a Wall Street executive who engaged in predatory foreclosure practices, while making a pretty penny for himself.
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But when she finally received her mortgage assignment, it was dated October 17, 493, three months after Deutsche Bank filed for foreclosure.
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Szymoniak filed her own whistleblower lawsuits detailing foreclosure fraud and eventually won $95 million for the government under the False Claims Act.
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The extra bodies would help conduct interviews with officials at loan servicers, foreclosure law firms, trustees, and document custodians around the country.
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They've already nicknamed him "the foreclosure king" and claimed his lack of government service won't translate into fighting for middle class Americans.
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As per its criteria, Fitch tested additional foreclosure frequency assumptions for the IO loans with maturities concentrated in a three-year period.
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Looking at their accounts, he could see mortgages in foreclosure, credit cards in collections and cars being repossessed for overdue loan payments.
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But Mnuchin insisted his efforts to turn around the bank turned it not into a "foreclosure machine" but a loan modification machine.
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The bank said an expanded review found additional "errors" that inflated the estimate of attorneys' fees for homeowners in the foreclosure process.
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In the first year after one of these hurricanes, the authors found, the odds of home foreclosure rose by 3.6 percentage points.
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Lisa, Michael, and Lynn eventually sought out and worked with Lavalle as they tried to expose the epidemic they called foreclosure fraud.
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They countersued in Dallas District Court to stop the foreclosure, which in Texas did not have to go through a judicial process.
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A foreclosure is a devastating event that can separate a family from its home, ruin a borrower's credit and scar a neighborhood.
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Unfortunately, since the financial crisis, the foreclosure issue has also become a political football used to bully banks and advance partisan agendas.
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Targeted intensely by subprime lenders during the housing bubble, they have consistently had some of the highest foreclosure rates in the city.
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The unemployment rate is below five percent, household wealth now exceeds pre-crisis levels, and foreclosure rates are at pre-crisis levels.
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At its center is Nick Laine (Stephen Bogardus), who rents out rooms in his ramshackle house in the hope of forestalling foreclosure.
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The legislation says that servicers of federally backed mortgage loans may not begin the foreclosure process for 2500 days from March 288.
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A little under a decade ago, Reno was one of America's foreclosure capitals and the unemployment rate was just below 230 percent.
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With the farm operating at a loss and facing foreclosure, Mr. Morgan believed his only solution was his $150,000 life insurance policy.
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The bank, where Mr. Otting worked with Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, attracted the scrutiny of regulators for its aggressive foreclosure practices.
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But rents just kept rising, with the added pressure of millions of people who became renters when their homes went into foreclosure.
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A single mother of five in Memphis, she struggled with gambling, unemployment, bankruptcy and foreclosure before becoming involved in a drug ring.
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Wells Fargo said on Friday it was suspending residential property foreclosure sales, evictions and involuntary automobile repossessions due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The frequency of foreclosure assumptions for Danish residential mortgage loans are largely unchanged, reflecting the low observed default rate for such assets.
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A litany of mistakes The foreclosure mess adds to the list of customers who have been hurt by problems at Wells Fargo.
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It doesn't go far enough — at best it will help recoup some of the losses that folks had in the foreclosure crisis.
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It suffered as an epicenter of the foreclosure crisis, and was a prime exhibit of how a city can plunge into bankruptcy.
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She's Finally Dealing With 9/11 Trauma: She had a foreclosure and two drunken-driving convictions before she was diagnosed with PTSD.
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By 2011, she had become deeply familiar with the foreclosure and short-sale processes and skilled at determining the value of homes.
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As the real-estate market has recovered in the wake of the foreclosure crisis and the ensuing recession, evictions have only increased.
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Lobbying groups are already coming out against his nomination, in part because of accusations that OneWest Bank's foreclosure policies were too aggressive.
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Invitation Homes grew out of the foreclosure crisis to become the nation's largest institutional landlord, with a portfolio of 48,000 rental properties.
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We ended up having to give the house back to the bank in a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure to avoid bankruptcy.
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Mortgage foreclosure relief and debt management scams also cost people a lot of money, with an associated median loss of $1,200 each.
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Maybe you had a bad year in 2018, resulting in the foreclosure of your home or the short sale of your dwelling.
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Mnuchin earned the nickname "foreclosure king" by buying a bank and changing its name before foreclosing on the homes of 36,000 people.
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Unlike other lenders, the USDA requires borrowers to pay off the loan, even if they default and lose their home to foreclosure.
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Ahlen's treasurer, Dirk Schlebes, said on Thursday that the seizure was legal under foreclosure laws, according to the German news agency dpa.
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During his senior year of high school, Swinney and his mother shuttled between friends' homes after losing their house to foreclosure post-divorce.
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The home dweller has more limited protections than a person buying a house with a mortgage, and evictions are quicker than a foreclosure.
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Attorney Nicholas Godfrey made the only bid at a foreclosure auction for the Pittsburgh Mills shopping center Wednesday, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported.
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JPMorgan Chase originally sued Dina for foreclosure in 2013, however they reportedly came to an agreement that put the legal battle on hold.
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Its analysis found that the class A1 and A2 notes were not affected when foreclosure stresses were increased by 15% and 30%, respectively.
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He's tapped a bank executive responsible for all kinds of shady foreclosure practices to run the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Despite the currently healthy economic figures, from unemployment to foreclosure rates, under the surface the country still bears bruises from the financial crisis.
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In 2016, about 200,000 homes were lost to foreclosure in states that permit lenders to foreclose on a property without going to court.
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Also in January, the CFPB charged two Citigroup subsidiaries (here) a total of $28.8 million for mistreatment of homeowners seeking to avoid foreclosure.
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My husband and I bought a foreclosure in a beach neighborhood a few years ago and are fixing it up slowly but surely.
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A default may lead to Theranos selling off its assets in a foreclosure sale to fulfill its obligations to the private equity firm.
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Debt, foreclosure and unemployment are all implicated in suicide: unemployed people kill themselves at a rate 19983 times higher than those in work.
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Just more than 10 percent of homeowners in the city of roughly 170,000 lost their homes to foreclosure, according to Attom Data Solutions.
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And then there are millions of Americans who are still repairing their credit after losing their homes to foreclosure during the housing crisis.
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It has yet to collect on a loan that has fallen into arrears, nor has it taken a property through the foreclosure process.
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Since 2014, it has assisted approximately 1,000 families and saved over 40 homes in jeopardy from water bill-related tax sale and foreclosure.
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The servicers who whined about needing legal immunity ended up illegally ripping off homeowners left and right, and deliberately pushing them into foreclosure.
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Sadly, when faced with millions of just such smoking guns on foreclosure fraud, the Justice Department put them all back in its holster.
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They touch on Mnuchin's background as a former Goldman Sachs partner and the foreclosure practices of a bank he led called OneWest Bank.
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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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Syracuse, Utica-Rome and Binghamton were among a half dozen metro areas that reached new foreclosure activity peak levels, according to the data.
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Instead of investing in the American dream, Mnuchin and his partners churned out foreclosure notices, then sold the company for a quick buck.
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The percentage of home loans for which the foreclosure process began in the fourth quarter ticked up 2 basis points to 0.25 percent.
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Alternately, homeowners who face skyrocketing insurance costs in the wake of a disaster may walk away from their mortgages, threatening a foreclosure crisis.
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Court records show that at one point during the financial crisis, one employee of the bank signed a foreclosure document every three minutes.
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OneWest, which Mnuchin ran from 2009 to 2015, was investigated by the California attorney general's office in 2013 for violating state foreclosure laws.
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Those who were granted a mortgage they couldn't afford on a house they couldn't afford and then lost it to foreclosure in 2010.
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He is a banker known as the "foreclosure king" after driving thousands of middle-class Californians from their homes during the Great Recession.
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He added that the October 2012 foreclosure occurred after the family filed for bankruptcy and the loan was nearly 17 months past due.
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Second, ample precedent in this area indicates that neither AT&T nor DirecTV has sufficient market power for a foreclosure strategy to work.
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He and his wife had separated, and he was staying in a house that he owned in New Jersey, which was in foreclosure.
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As neighbors lost their homes to foreclosure, he started to hear gunshots and see stray dogs roaming the streets here around Sunrise Mountain.
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Clinton against potential charges from the Sanders campaign that black and Hispanic people had lost their homes to foreclosure during Bill Clinton's presidency.
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Finally, there was the scathing 2010 contempt ruling in a Wells Fargo foreclosure case by Jeff Bohm, a federal bankruptcy judge in Houston.
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Glickman, the plaintiffs asserted that they faced foreclosure and financial ruin because the department had denied them timely loans and other financial assistance.
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I'm struggling to stay afloat and taking on a punishing work schedule in a desperate attempt to stick it out and avoid foreclosure.
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Each year a startling number of homeowners have fallen behind on those inflated taxes, receiving bills and eventually foreclosure notices from Wayne County.
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Over the past five months, four drivers who were financially strained have killed themselves, and many others have lost their medallions to foreclosure.
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Cal's father served honorably in the Great War, but lost the family farm to foreclosure two years ago, just after Cal's mother died.
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He was devastated by the death of his mother in 1996, followed by a bank foreclosure on the home he grew up in.
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They have raised concerns that the sale of soured mortgages simply hastened the foreclosure process for tens of thousands of cash-strapped borrowers.
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The property has ended up in foreclosure in the hands of Strategic Acquisitions, a privately held company that specializes in single-family homes.
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Timelines for real-estate foreclosure and liquidation vary significantly between EU countries, and even within countries, depending on insolvency proceedings and court efficiency.
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Tanner and his younger brother Toby (Chris Pine) rob banks in West Texas so they can avoid foreclosure on their late mother's ranch.
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Jonathan Eig, the author of "Luckiest Man," the well-regarded 29 biography of Gehrig, said he had not been aware of the foreclosure.
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After failing to pay a water bill and about $1 million in other claims, the Atlah Church is on the verge of foreclosure.
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A memo on the investigation of OneWest by her office cited the firm for more than a thousand violations of California foreclosure laws.
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" The judge continues, "The mirage of promised mortgage modification lured the plaintiff debtors into a Kafka-esque nightmare of stay-violating foreclosure and unlawful detainer, tardy foreclosure rescission kept secret for months, home looted while the debtors were dispossessed, emotional distress, lost income, apparent heart attack, suicide attempt, and post-traumatic stress disorder, for all of which Bank of America disclaims responsibility.
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At the RICH investors gathering, Linda Muscarello - who calls herself the Queen of Foreclosure - spoke of the "subtle psychology" of negotiating with struggling homeowners.
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And I'm standing in my room with a bunch a sheets like the house that was in foreclosure in Jumanji after Alan Parrish reemerges.
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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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Miami attorney Bruce Jacobs, representing a couple in a foreclosure case, had sought to get his allegations against Bank of America heard in court.
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The new A&E special could be the last time the Anthonys will be seen in their Florida home, which is currently in foreclosure.
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That is not surprising, given that the city was the epicenter of the foreclosure crisis, and buying a home there is still quite affordable.
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By 2009 she had lost her condo to foreclosure and were packing up to move back in with my grandparents on my 20th birthday.
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Their wealth may have been wiped out by foreclosure, meaning they then struggled to qualify for a new mortgage during the recovery, he said.
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Tate explained that she was unlikely to get the government to return her refund, since she was not at risk of foreclosure or eviction.
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In 2013, the star sold the Olympia Fields mansion once valued at more than $5 million for $950,000 years after it went into foreclosure.
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As extreme storms and weather events, including drought and wildfires, become more frequent and widespread, the potential for a climate-induced foreclosure crisis increases.
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The continuing foreclosure crisis hasn't helped either, meaning that voter rolls are populated with out of date addresses, phone numbers, and other personal data.
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Others, including Dugue, got entangled in complex "foreclosure rescue" and "home saving" schemes offered up by predators who targeted owners trying to hang on.
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With what one former partner described on his website as "zero experience or financial support," they began buying homes in some stage of foreclosure.
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Kujawa apologized Friday, saying he is losing his home to foreclosure and he intends to leave the state once his 10th-grade daughter graduates.
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He also worked for a pro-bono law firm in Boston that helped families avoid foreclosure and created a program for at-risk youth.
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Lobby groups are already coming out against his nomination, in part because of accusations that the renamed OneWest Bank's foreclosure policies were too aggressive.
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Several studies have shown that African-American and Hispanic homeowners were disproportionately affected by the foreclosure crisis in the first decade of this century.
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Fitch has updated the asset analysis with stable results: 7503% 'AA+' weighted average (WA) foreclosure frequency (FF) and 78.3% 'AA+' WA recovery rate (RR).
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Experts estimate that the higher rates of foreclosure on predatory mortgages wiped out nearly $400 billion in communities of color between 2009 and 13.
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Trump supporters were wealthier than Clinton supporters overall, but Trump's victories in battleground states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio correlated to high foreclosure rates.
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A federal judge has entered a $20.8 million judgment against a California law firm accused of scamming consumers with false promises of foreclosure relief.
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Millions of those homes went into foreclosure, but some homeowners chose to stick it out — keep paying the mortgage and live in the home.
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But as the housing bubble collapsed and trustees suddenly needed evidence for their foreclosure cases, the business model shifted to pumping out mortgage assignments.
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GMAC Mortgage, JPMorgan Chase, and eventually every major mortgage servicer in the country paused their foreclosure operations, because they were shown to be illegitimate.
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It considers the 16% base frequency of foreclosure that the agency assumes for a standard Greek residential mortgage loan and individual cover pools' composition.
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A massive scandal involving millions of false documents presented to courts in foreclosure cases garnered a Justice Department settlement for pennies on the dollar.
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CREW alleges that the Office of Management and Budget director was aware that the foreclosure was not "uncontested," as he claimed at the time.
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The Peach State lost more banks than any state in the nation, and posted the highest foreclosure rates in the country for many months.
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This excerpt tells how he uncovered the workings of the Great Foreclosure Machine—and tried to warn the world before the Great Recession hit.
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So, if no one bids, the lender will get the archive in a foreclosure, but Fried says an auction will most likely be held.
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And her record on prosecuting financial crimes is poor, particularly her decision to refrain from going after OneWest Bank for allegedly breaking foreclosure laws.
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Critics say the investors are too quick to push loans into foreclosure rather than negotiate workable modifications that could keep owners in their homes.
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The lawmakers asked the agencies to consider loan buyers who commit to foreclosure prevention efforts instead, including direct sales of loans to nonprofit agencies.
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Then one day, we were facing an aggressively thick ream of foreclosure papers from our mortgage company and wondering, How did we get here?
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The mortgage servicing investigation started after evidence emerged late in 2010 that banks had robo-signed thousands of foreclosure documents without properly reviewing paperwork.
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The bank came under fire for its foreclosure practices as housing advocacy groups accused it of being too quick to foreclose on struggling homeowners.
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For occupancy types and property types not mentioned in the "Criteria Addendum: Germany - Residential Mortgage Assumptions", Fitch applied the highest hit on foreclosure frequency.
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When judges criticized Wells Fargo in foreclosure cases, bank officials either maintained that the situation was unusual or that the judge was being unreasonable.
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It evaluated 23 metrics within these larger categories, from median home-price appreciation and home sales turnover rate to job growth and foreclosure rates.
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Another apartment that sold for $21 million at One57 went to foreclosure auction earlier this month, but there's no word yet on the result.
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Unemployment shot up to 28503 percent, median household wealth plummeted by almost 22019 percent and nearly five million homeowners lost their homes to foreclosure.
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Lower oil prices also took a toll on some other housing markets last year, with foreclosure activity rising in Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota.
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Adding insult to injury, homeowners have had to continue paying for the tainted water — among the highest rates in the country — or face foreclosure.
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But he also offered a realistic assessment of the situation: Resolving the tax foreclosure crisis would mean closing the fiscal gap some other way.
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As you can see, inventory surged during the peak housing crisis years as millions of Americans were forced into either foreclosure or short sales.
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At the time the second foreclosure was filed in 2016, Mnuchin had sold his stake in OneWest and was on the board of CIT.
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Kamala Harris, as California's attorney general, won her state a sizable share of a settlement with big banks over home foreclosure abuses in 2012.
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These Occupiers were angry about the bank bailouts and the foreclosure crisis, they were weird, and they changed the trajectory of the Democratic Party.
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Fair housing advocates have filed a lawsuit in California accusing Fannie Mae of systematically failing to care for houses in foreclosure in minority neighborhoods.
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Second, investors purchased millions of lower-end homes that went into foreclosure during the housing crisis and turned them into lucrative, single-family rentals.
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The financial crisis destroyed 8.7 million American jobs, wiped out $2.8 trillion in retirement savings, and led to the foreclosure of 15 million homes.
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When home prices crashed in the last decade, millions of borrowers fell underwater on their home loans, prompting a foreclosure crisis of epic proportions.
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Democrats nicknamed him the "foreclosure king" over a wave of foreclosures that occurred when he oversaw the California-based OneWest between 2009 and 2015.
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They think we have forgotten the terrible years after the toxic-mortgaged-backed meltdown, when many millions of families lost their homes to foreclosure.
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Fannie is making the guarantee on collateral of about 50,13 rented single-family homes that Blackstone bought in foreclosure in the last few years.
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I had to move back home to pay the mortgage because I could not afford my own bills and her house went into foreclosure.
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He happened to have his own country club with a golf course in Westchester, which he bought out of foreclosure in the late 1990s.
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The house, which needs work, was bought in another foreclosure last year for $303,000 by a real estate broker, Karan Garewal, and a partner.
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Yet the Italian judicial system is complex, with foreclosure that can take up to 10 years, and estimating loan recovery is rarely clear-cut.
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She touts her work as attorney general reaching a settlement with major banks involved in the foreclosure crisis, which hit minority homeowners particularly hard.
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Steven Mnuchin, nominated to be secretary of the treasury, apparently misled senators who asked him about the aggressive foreclosure activity at a bank he owned.
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Banks can avoid videos and articles that mention foreclosure, for example, and carmakers can choose not to bid on ad space near articles about crashes.
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Home for Brown and Schultz is a compact colonial on Cleveland's southeast side, a newer development in a zip code ravaged by the foreclosure crisis.
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It saves money on interest and fees and lowers the risk of a repossession or foreclosure if you're unable to make payments for any reason.
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The bank has said it charged customers for unwarranted mortgage fees and apparent software glitches caused hundreds of homeowners to lose their homes in foreclosure.
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The mall owners, mostly real estate investment trusts (REITs), have avoided major losses because they can often shed their debt through an easy foreclosure process.
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Eventually, Dano and other victims found themselves being evicted out of their own homes by new owners who had bought the property at foreclosure auctions.
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According to foreclosure documents obtained by PEOPLE, George and Cindy Anthony allegedly owe $128,852.06 to U.S. Bank for a mortgage on the single-family home.
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A bunged-up court system made foreclosure all but impossible, so owners of even the sickliest of companies could spend lavishly without fear of repercussions.
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Ben Carson found himself the subject of the Internet's latest meme on Tuesday, when he confused a term about foreclosure properties for an Oreo cookie.
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Meanwhile, the FDIC wound up losing $703 billion on the IndyMac failure, and will pay an estimated $270 billion to OneWest for its foreclosure costs.
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The pattern of exclusion continued into the Great Depression, when programs aimed at rescuing homes from foreclosure were carried out in a patently racist fashion.
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" Depp's attorney Adam Waldman told PEOPLE, "Today's improper foreclosure action is the latest of the Mandels' efforts to intimidate Mr. Depp into dropping his lawsuit.
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The region ranked No. 3 in terms of largest 10 U.S. metro areas with the highest foreclosure inventory in January (1.7 percent), according to CoreLogic.
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From the late Bush years through most of Obama's presidency, at least 9.3 million American families lost their properties, whether to foreclosure or forced sale.
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This type of foreclosure, typically called a "tax and insurance default" is the most unfortunate outcome of a reverse mortgage loan and can displace borrowers.
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The foreclosure crisis created a bountiful supply of cheap, often dilapidated, homes for investors to buy and left millions of people with damaged credit histories.
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Blacks have less equity in their homes and are less likely than whites to inherit money, and were thus hit harder by the foreclosure crisis.
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Mnuchin was quick to defend his record at the bank accused of violating federal housing and state foreclosure laws, a frequent target of Democratic criticism.
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Lower-priced homes went into foreclosure at a rapid clip, and millions of them were bought by investors who turned some of them into rentals.
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Historically a bustling center of Czech and Polish immigrant life, Slavic Village was sliding into decay even before it was devastated by the foreclosure crisis.
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Big banks have pulled back from processing mortgages after paying big fines levied by regulators and federal authorities for foreclosure abuses during the financial crisis.
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"Land installment contracts are popular with investors because defaulting borrowers can be swiftly evicted, and traditional mortgage foreclosure protections do not apply," the report said.
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Last year was a record year for tax foreclosures in the city: 62,082 properties entered the formal foreclosure process at the beginning of the year.
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"Unfortunately, not all of the homes could be saved through these programs, and despite my best efforts, some were, sadly, subject to foreclosure," Mnuchin said.
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But within weeks, instead of acknowledging Alice's application, the loan servicer summoned her to court to begin foreclosure proceedings in violation of CFPB servicing rules.
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Despite working on and off as an actress, Moran reportedly lost her Palmdale, California, home to foreclosure in 2010, according to documents obtained by TMZ.
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If there is a good reason to do a Chapter 2600, like a threatened foreclosure or driver's license issue, then he will file that way.
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The lowest-priced home not in foreclosure or in a short sale was a three-bedroom two-and-a-half-bath colonial listed at $329,000.
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Sumpter was desperate to avoid foreclosure and did everything she could to avoid it including praying, hustling, and journaling before she stumbled onto entrepreneur coaching.
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With a rat infestation, leaky plumbing, and an electrical system that hadn't been updated since the 1930s, the bar was on the verge of foreclosure.
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A plush penthouse in one of New York's most expensive buildings is headed to foreclosure, signaling new troubles for the high-end real-estate market.
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She lost her house to foreclosure during the last recession and now worries that banks are repeating the mistakes that led to the financial crisis.
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The foreclosure machine that ground to a halt in Puerto Rico after the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria in September is slowly cranking up again.
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Over the last four months, nearly 2000 new foreclosure actions were filed in federal court in San Juan and in local courts across the island.
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The movie is about an underground dance studio for disadvantaged teenagers in New York City under threat of foreclosure by a bank demanding overdue rent.
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Oberholtzer is already beginning to see some of the 23,000 Detroit homeowners who received foreclosure notices this fall trickling into her office, asking for help.
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In the letter, the senators also noted that additional relief from the threat of foreclosure was needed for residents of the United States Virgin Islands.
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A default would prompt a foreclosure on the bonds' collateral, 50.1 percent of the company stock of Citgo Holdings, one of Citgo's two holding companies.
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When it all went sideways, people like Steve "I Take Great Offense to Anybody Who Calls Me the Foreclosure King" Mnuchin picked at the carcasses.
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The administration wants to cut its budget in half, to $20 million; as a result it has stopped accepting applications to its foreclosure prevention program.
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It also said black and Hispanic borrowers were respectively 4.1 times and 2.6 times more likely to go into foreclosure on those costlier, riskier loans.
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The bank said the glitch impacted certain accounts in the foreclosure process between March 15, 2010 and April 30, 2018, when new controls were implemented.
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Detroit was particularly hard hit — bankruptcies in the auto industry led to mass layoffs and a foreclosure crisis that brought the city to its knees.
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HUD, however, has countered that with borrowers many years delinquent on the loans, any remedy that tries to avoid a foreclosure is a positive result.
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Almost a decade removed from the foreclosure crisis that began in 2008, the nation is facing one of the worst affordable-housing shortages in generations.
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Between 20053 and 22005, more than one in eight Milwaukee renters were displaced involuntarily, whether by formal or informal eviction, landlord foreclosure, or building condemnation.
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We estimate that typical residential foreclosure timelines for 'northern' EU countries - Denmark, the Netherlands, UK and Germany, for example - are between one and two years.
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We eventually had to return the home to the bank in a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure, and the purchase nearly drove us into bankruptcy.
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At the request of The New York Times, the Westchester County clerk's office uncovered the case files from the foreclosure in a warehouse in Elmsford.
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A decade ago, when the U.S. housing market collapsed and millions of homes went into foreclosure, a new class of real estate investors was born.
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But the latest foreclosure rankings also include a number of firms that barely registered or did not exist when the crisis began a decade ago.
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The buying of those delinquent loans and the inability to restructure all of them is now showing up in the foreclosure ranking for those firms.
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Some may already have undergone foreclosure, and many remain at risk as HUD and the USDA reopen with a substantial backlog of requests for assistance.
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But Harris' campaign said those sales helped thousands of homeowners who otherwise would have faced foreclosure, a painful process that would have ruined their credit.
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California real estate economist Christopher Thornberg, an expert on the financial crisis, credits Harris with bringing needed reforms to the state's mortgage and foreclosure systems.
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Carolyn Olson, of the housing corporation, and Jim Erchul, of Dayton's Bluff, started the program during the financial crisis, buying more than 400 homes in foreclosure.
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In 2008, the singer said an attorney's mistake caused her $700,000 mansion in Detroit to slip into foreclosure over $445 in 2005 taxes and late fees.
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The 47,546 home loans that began the foreclosure process in the first quarter represent just 0.7 percent of first-lien mortgages held by large national banks.
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They've raised questions about his financial dealings and his time as CEO of OneWest Bank, which has been accused of lending discrimination and unfair foreclosure practices.
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Amanda LeCureux has been running foreclosure auctions for the past two decades, but last October it was the past two years that had her most concerned.
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They combed foreclosure filings, calling owners, leaving letters, and going door to door looking for "people who needed to get out of a situation," Gendin said.
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The Miami case began in 2013 as a foreclosure lawsuit in Miami-Dade Circuit Court against a couple who own a condo in Bal Harbour, Florida.
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Holmes also disclosed that in a foreclosure sale Fortress would possibly be entitled to a 300% return on its investment before other investors were paid out.
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According to Porter, who tweeted the exchange later in the afternoon, REO is "a basic term related to foreclosure" that HUD Secretary Carson should have known.
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The foreclosure history in Mnuchin's past reflects an extreme mentality of profit at all costs, and hardly a viewpoint of standing up for the little guy.
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In January, U.S. existing home sales had one of its best months, topping 22013 million sales, while foreclosure rates have now fallen below pre-recession levels.
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Trump began the rally by waving a picture of himself as a much-younger man, standing next to Annabel Hill, who was facing foreclosure in 1986.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), then the California attorney general, tapped Porter in 2012 to oversee distribution of California's portion of a $85033 billion mortgage foreclosure settlement.
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They bolster requirements related to loss mitigation, a foreclosure alternative that allows people to stay in their homes and pay some money to lenders, as well.
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Amid the campaign, Trump made just one real estate deal in the past year: purchasing a Charleston, South Carolina, warehouse that was in foreclosure, Forbes said.
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Okay, the modern 3-story home near Georgia Tech wasn't exactly cheap -- but it's a revamped foreclosure, so Jeezy managed to pay $45,000 below asking price!
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The house was bought back by a bank at a foreclosure auction, and later purchased by a Lithuanian businessman who filed for bankruptcy a year after.
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In some instances, a senior may have missed only a single property tax payment that the company would use to initiate foreclosure proceedings, the person said.
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Besides Millennials, demand is fueled by "boomerang buyers" who may have lost homes to foreclosure during the housing crisis and recently repaired their credit, Bishop says.
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Naomi Jagoda has more on the vote of confidence for Mnuchin and the controvery over OneWest's foreclosure practices under the Treasury pick's tenure: http://bit.ly/2jlpOpv.
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Mr. Trump's meshing of charity and publicity goes back decades, including an episode in 1986 when he helped a Georgia widow save her farm from foreclosure.
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Wells Fargo said the couple should have been approved for a trial modification — a reduction in monthly payments that would have saved their house from foreclosure.
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Hundreds of customers lost their homes During the mortgage crisis, Congress created the Home Affordable Modification Program, which aimed to keep struggling homeowners out of foreclosure.
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" As OneWest president, Otting signed a settlement with federal regulators who accused the bank of automatically signing foreclosure papers without reviewing them properly, called "robo-signing.
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The short-term stress from buying a foreclosure is nothing compared to the long-term benefit of getting a house we love for a great price.
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By deterring bad actors, the False Claim Act afforded homeowners greater protection from loans that could potentially leave them in debt and at risk of foreclosure.
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Just as homeowners faced ruin when housing markets sank, struggling cab owners in Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and other cities are now facing foreclosure and bankruptcy.
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In Cyprus, an effective foreclosure framework was needed to deter strategic defaulters and encourage other lenders to engage in voluntary debt restructuring agreements with the banks.
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Some 45 percent of the island's 3.4 million residents lived in poverty, the unemployment rate was 10.5 percent, and more than 653,000 homeowners were facing foreclosure.
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He's also been accused of lying about whether OneWest, the bank he ran from 2009 to 2015, used a feature called "robo-sign" on foreclosure documents.
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The house of All That Remains guitarist Oli Herbert -- located on the property where he was mysteriously found dead -- might be on the foreclosure market soon.
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Ollie is barely squeezing out a living selling coffee and food to oil workers, which isn't enough to deal with the foreclosure notice on her door.
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One of the loans from the Chicago bank was for $5.3 million, the same amount of money that Genesis pledged to lend before filing for foreclosure.
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So when he received a legal complaint that threatened him with foreclosure as a result of unpaid taxes and interest payments, his friends scrambled to help.
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Just as homeowners faced ruin when housing markets sank, struggling cab owners in Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and other cities are now facing foreclosure and bankruptcy.
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When the lion's share of those bad mortgages defaulted, and millions of homes went into foreclosure, home construction plummeted, landing at just 430 starts by 2011.
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Remember how the mortgage foreclosure machine chewed up and spit out troubled borrowers, adding junk fees and costs of unnecessary services to the amounts they owed?
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He pressed Mnuchin during his hearing on his foreclosure record, but declined to tell The Hill last week if he'd vote to confirm the Treasury pick.
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Fannie's policy turnabout follows the sale of thousands of rundown homes to Vision and its competitors at bargain prices in the aftermath of the foreclosure crisis.
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Under Chapter 7, a bankrupt individual's assets, such as their homes, are sold by a trustee, while Chapter 13 allows for them to stop foreclosure proceedings.
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" As OneWest president, Otting signed a settlement with federal regulators who accused the bank of automatically signing foreclosure paper without reviewing them properly, called "robo-signing.
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Today's housing market is increasingly expensive, and there are historically few distressed homes for sale, unlike during the foreclosure crisis at the start of this decade.
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It was outside the parks that Occupy activists would wield the most influence, giving language to otherwise arcane dealings: The Trouble Is the Banks, Occupy Foreclosure.
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After arguably the worst decade in history for the mortgage industry — a foreclosure crisis accentuated by predatory lending and forged, "robosigned" documents — things were slowly improving.
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In the study, financial safety took into consideration factors including poverty rate, foreclosure rate, employment rates, the share of insured residents, and debt-to-income ratio.
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Sullivan did deny that the land's possible use for new buildings motivates the County's foreclosure, instead claiming that it's simply the result of the code violations.
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More money problems for Plaxico Burress ... the ex-NFL star's mansion is in foreclosure after he allegedly fell behind on the mortgage, TMZ Sports has learned.
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The city has said it will place tax liens against people's homes (or throw thousands of people into foreclosure) if they don't pay by May 19.
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Millennials are waiting longer to purchase homes, and millions of previous homeowners who went through foreclosure are still trying to rebuild their credit, unable to buy again.
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Bank of America attorney Robert Loftin also told the judge that Jacobs' claims involve "alleged conduct from other cases" and are not relevant to the foreclosure case.
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Mnuchin, 54, drew Democratic attacks for the foreclosure history of his bank, OneWest Bank, after the financial crisis and for serving as a partner at Goldman Sachs.
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Mnuchin, 54, drew Democratic attacks for the foreclosure history of his firm, OneWest Bank, after the financial crisis and for serving as a partner at Goldman Sachs.
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Among the metro areas where properties in some stage of foreclosure increased in 2016 were Provo-Orem, Utah; Honolulu, Hawaii; Lynchburg, Virginia; Springfield, Massachusetts; and Tucson, Arizona.
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And they say state ownership of lenders and of many large corporate borrowers means Beijing can head off a default or foreclosure that might spark a crisis.
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Democrats repeatedly attacked Mnuchin for his management of the embattled lender, labeling him the "foreclosure king" and highlighting personal stories of OneWest customers who lost their homes.
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Court records show the judge in the case canceled the scheduled foreclosure sale on Tuesday after a hearing, but the broader legal fight over the bill continues.
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Like any change in Southport, the development was controversial when conceived in the early 2000s, and all the more so when it fell into foreclosure in 2007.
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Further investment could also help us to avoid a sale for an uncertain amount—including a foreclosure sale following a liquidity-based default under the Fortress loan.
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More telling are unpaid taxes, foreclosure proceedings and recorded complaints of mould, rats, crumbling plaster, accumulating rubbish, and domestic fights, all of which hint at property neglect.
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During the foreclosure crisis nearly a decade ago, investors plowed into the housing market, buying millions of distressed homes and turning some of them into lucrative rentals.
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These assignments were used as evidence in foreclosure cases nationwide beginning in the mid 2000s, leading to an untold number of people being ejected from their houses.
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She also has come under scrutiny for declining as attorney general to prosecute OneWest, the bank once headed by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, for alleged foreclosure violations.
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Moran had been the subject of reports that she and her husband were living in a trailer in Indiana since losing her home to foreclosure in California.
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The researchers estimate that 18 percent of delinquent mortgages end up in a foreclosure within two years, while roughly 12 percent of delinquent renters eventually become evicted.
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There was the debt that led to foreclosure on his Neverland ranch, the prosthetic nose, the questions around who would control his estate as his family squabbled.
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Fell says she's confident she now won't get kicked out of her house in November, and she's doing her own small part to get at foreclosure scammers.
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Separate research from CoreLogic, a provider of property information, data and analytics, released in March found that delinquency and foreclosure rates overall were the lowest since 2000.
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It was easy eight years ago because the plans were about stabilizing the housing market and helping those at risk of foreclosure because of temporary economic distress.
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Americans aren't free when they're trying to survive a foreclosure, an unpayable student loan debt, a costly medical emergency, the loss of a home because of flooding.
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OneWest is also trying to seize the home of Colleen Ison-Hodroff, an 84-year-old widow who began fighting foreclosure just days after her husband died.
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On the other hand, the number of homeowners who saw their loans go into foreclosure rose slightly in the prior quarter, the Washington-based industry group said.
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But Ocwen supplied the harm for years in Massachusetts by failing to process escrow payments, imposing unnecessary charges and fees, and forcing borrowers into delinquency and foreclosure.
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I bought my house at a bargain because it was a foreclosure, so I only owe $161,000, but my mortgage and taxes are still my biggest expense.
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Stone added that he has set up an online fundraising page for the former Clinton administration aide, who is facing foreclosure on her Virginia home this month.
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The Democratic senators said that OneWest's treatment of families trying to avoid foreclosure is important to discuss when determining whether Mnuchin is fit to be Treasury secretary.
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"If confirmed to serve as Treasury Secretary, Mr. Mnuchin would be responsible for administering loan modification and foreclosure prevention programs established following the 2008 crisis," they said.
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The economic costs of the financial crisis included more than five million homes lost to foreclosure, $28503 trillion lost in household wealth and nine million lost jobs.
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But let's not forget what we spent before purchasing the homeBecause we were purchasing a foreclosure, we had limited information on our property before we bought it.
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OneWest was investigated by the California attorney general's office for violating state foreclosure laws, according to a leaked 2013 internal memo first published by The Intercept. Sen.
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In theory, loan payments on a car or mortgage can be reduced to an affordable level, providing time to catch up without fear of repossession or foreclosure.
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Atlantic County, home to New Jersey's cash-strapped gambling hub Atlantic City, again had the highest foreclosure rate of any major U.S. metropolitan area at 1.8 percent.
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Some who get sued may not be aware they were served with a foreclosure action — and some may not be able to afford lawyers to defend themselves.
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The banks and investment firms said most of the new foreclosure filings were against borrowers who had been delinquent on their mortgages long before Hurricane Maria hit.
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From left, Luis Cordero, Primitivo Maldonado, Alexander Rodriguez, Belkis Uberia and Julia Benoa in front of their Washington Heights cooperative, which is on the city's foreclosure list.
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Homeowners with single-family mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will also be included in the foreclosure relief, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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Without the government assisting borrowers who were in danger of foreclosure, the economic fallout from the crisis would have been even deeper, more severe and longer-lasting.
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Wes Scantlin tried to go home -- to the house he lost in foreclosure last year -- and got arrested for destroying a bunch of property in the place.
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Under Nutter, Philadelphia implemented New York City's 311 system for residents to report non-emergencies; under Bloomberg, New York modeled a mortgage foreclosure prevention program after Philadelphia.
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HSBC has agreed to pay a $470 million joint federal and state settlement to address mortgage origination, servicing and foreclosure abuses, the Department of Justice announced Friday.
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Her economic plan to go after the shadow banking industry hits home in a state that had the highest unemployment, foreclosure, and bankruptcy rates in the country.
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She hasn't been able to secure a loan to help since her home is in foreclosure after her mom, who had dementia, failed to pay property taxes.
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His widow, who scrambled into a lifeboat, took over, only to lose the theater to foreclosure in 1932 after spurning a pre-Depression offer of $1 million.
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A 2013 internal memo from the California attorney general's office, first published by The Intercept, alleged Mnuchin violated state foreclosure laws and recommended filing charges against him.
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"That may be a good thing for the borrowers," said Catherine Isobe, senior staff attorney at Brooklyn Legal Services, who has worked on foreclosure cases for years.
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The settlement also includes $2.83 billion for roughly 750,000 people who lost their homes to foreclosure between 2008 and 250, with each receiving between $275,212 and $22016,25.3.
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In addition, millions of single-family homes lost to foreclosure were purchased by investors and turned into single-family rentals, further depleting the for-sale housing stock.
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Rex Gehring, 62, was unsure what he would do with the house he bought outside Fayetteville after Hurricane Matthew in 2016 forced its previous owner into foreclosure.
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Of the 23,000 single-family homes in the 89031 ZIP code, more than 7,500 have had at least one foreclosure since 2006, according to Attom Data Solutions.
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Banks and mortgage lenders say they are ready to step in with their own foreclosure-prevention programs, modeled on what they learned from the Obama administration's effort.
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"We're going back into uncharted territory," said Jacob Inwald, the director of foreclosure prevention at Legal Services NYC, which helps low-income residents fight foreclosures and evictions.
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"This will enable as many as three to four million homeowners to modify the terms of their mortgages to avoid foreclosure," Mr. Obama said at the time.
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Waters cited a leaked 2013 memo from the California attorney general's office, first published by The Intercept, that recommended criminal charges for violating state foreclosure laws. Sen.
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They argue that the roundups help explain why Hispanics faced the highest foreclosure rates during the housing crash — even among households with legal residents and American citizens.
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Legal aid lawyers funded by the organization also help elders targeted by financial scammers and families facing foreclosure in the wake of hurricanes and other natural disasters.
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Rampant foreclosure fraud during the crisis, in which mortgage companies illegally forced millions of families from their homes on the basis of false evidence, went largely unpunished.
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Foreclosure was a very real issue for many of my callers, and the number of homes that were lost didn't drop to pre-recession levels until 2015.
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After the market begins to fall, Isabelle and a client take a closer look at the underlying bank records, zeroing in on a family in Nebraska facing foreclosure.
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To avoid foreclosure on the condo, we had to pay multiple mortgage payments on the unit at one time in addition to covering the mortgage on our home.
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The mortgage lender, whose losses were backstopped by the government, had already made money on commissions and fees; the house could be put into foreclosure and flipped again.
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" The injuries suffered by Miami, he said, "are derivative of the injury to the homeowners who had the subprime mortgages and who suffered the foreclosure and so on.
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They sought out people who had been trapped for years in the city's exceptionally long foreclosure process — homeowners who had often tried, and failed, to get government help.
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Self-reporting incentives didn't exactly push the banking industry to stick to the rules: When mortgage and foreclosure abuses began to emerge in 2010, banks promised to cooperate.
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On the other hand, those whose parents' lives were crushed by foreclosure, bankruptcy, unemployment or other results of the crash of 2008 have different reasons to be fearful.
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She had been the subject of tabloid reports that she and her husband were living in a trailer in Indiana since losing her home to foreclosure in California.
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The program intended to put the brakes on the foreclosure crisis by helping underwater borrowers - those who owe more than their properties are worth - stay in their homes.
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Miami claims Wells Fargo and Bank of America violated the FHA by steering minority residents toward predatory mortgages that caused properties throughout the city to fall into foreclosure.
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He squandered it away on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties and owing the IRS $210 million in property taxes.
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One in every 106 housing units in Atlantic County had a foreclosure filing in the first quarter, compared to a nationwide rate of one filing per 459 homes.
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Nationally, foreclosure activity bumped higher seasonally in March, but most markets continue to improve to more stable levels, said RealtyTrac senior vice president Daren Blomquist in a statement.
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Based on the loan-by-loan data at end March 2017, the 'AAA' WA foreclosure frequency (FF) is 9.5% and the 'AAA' WA recovery rate (RR) is 58.0%.
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Hit by the 2008 financial and housing foreclosure crises as well as years of budget mismanagement, San Bernardino declared bankruptcy in July 2012 with a $45 million deficit.
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She also continues to face scrutiny for declining in 2013 to prosecute OneWest Bank—then run by Trump's current nominee for Treasury Secretary, Steven Mnuchin—over foreclosure violations.
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"The judge signaled something very important here, which every regulator knows," said Eric Mains, a former FDIC official who left the agency to fight his own foreclosure case.
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Home prices there continue to climb, but because the foreclosure crisis hit Tampa hard, prices there still undercut those of other popular Florida cities, like Miami and Orlando.
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In 1933, at the height of the Great Depression, farm income in the U.S. declined by 60%, resulting in more than 200,000 families losing their farms to foreclosure.
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Democrats have nicknamed Mnuchin the "foreclosure king," homing in on his time overseeing a wave of foreclosures at the California-based OneWest Bank between 2009 and 85033. Sen.
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"Your injuries are derivative of the injury to the homeowners who had the subprime mortgages and who suffered the foreclosure and so on," the chief justice told him.
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The Hendersons passed away in the 1980s, leading to the property's eventual foreclosure before its current owner swept it up and spent more than $1 million renovating it.
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Every Wednesday, when foreclosure auctions are held, protesters gather outside Greek courts, blocking access to legal staff, barging into courtrooms and, on occasion, clashing with the riot police.
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" In 2011, Ray Brescia, a professor at Albany Law School who had studied foreclosure procedures, told Reuters, "I think it's difficult to find a fraud of this size . . .
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"I sure as heck haven't seen it," said Linda Tirelli, a longtime foreclosure defense lawyer at Garvey Tirelli & Cushner in White Plains, who has often battled Wells Fargo.
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" She added that the firm is "required to follow federal guidelines for this program and have virtually no discretion over whether or not to initiate a foreclosure proceeding.
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"They were just pouring all the money they had into living," said Jon-Ross Trevino, a staff attorney with the Foreclosure Prevention Project of Lone Star Legal Aid.
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According to reports ... the rocker hadn't paid the mortgage on his $132k home months before his death and, in June, docs were filed as a notice of foreclosure.
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But aside from paying no capital gains tax, exploiting people who face foreclosure on their homes, protecting my assets from lawsuits, bankruptcy and the rest, what was new?
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When people lose their jobs and remain unemployed for a long period, they are more likely to lose their home to foreclosure, disrupting the rhythms of their lives.
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Ramey and other family members recall that she somehow disposed of the property to avoid foreclosure; that some money came out of it, that it wasn't total disaster.
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He once lived in a comfortable neighborhood of single-story homes in the Coral Ridge Isles neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale, but lost the home in a 2009 foreclosure.
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A friend helped them buy a house after their foreclosure, and they received a small inheritance from an aunt this year, which helped them pay down medical debt.
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Investors turned about 5 million homes into single-family rentals during the foreclosure crisis, and they continue to be active in the market, as rents are quite favorable.
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"If we transition to risk-based pricing immediately, it would lead to a huge foreclosure crisis, and that's exactly what we do not want to do," Bavishi said.
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Buyers will almost certainly be subject to a higher interest rate and a hefty balloon payment, while sellers are subject to defaults and costs incurred from foreclosure fees.
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He squandered it away on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties and owing the IRS $25 million in property taxes.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) said in a filing on Tuesday that an expanded review found additional "errors" that inflated estimates of attorneys' fees for homeowners in the foreclosure process.
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