RealtyTrac’s Sharga Explains February Slowdown in Foreclosure Activity on Fox Business News
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RealtyTrac SVP Rick Sharga Discusses February Foreclosure Activity on MSNBC
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Foreclosure Filings Increase at Slowest Pace in Four Years
Foreclosure Filings Increase at Slowest Pace in Four Years March 11, 2010 — Wall Street Journal U.S. foreclosure filings rose 6% in February from a year earlier, the smallest increase in four years, according to RealtyTrac. Severe winter weather…(read more)
The Government’s Latest Plan to Pay Homeowners and Banks
The New York Times has reported on the new Obama administration plan to pay homeowners, lenders, and ..
Brockton activist takes foreclosure woes to Bernanke
Brockton activist takes foreclosure woes to Bernanke March 10, 2010 — Boston Globe Katie Sandford is a Brockton housing activist and young mother who worries about how foreclosures have damaged her city. Yesterday, she was able to have her say with…(read more)
Bills Could Help Slow Foreclosures
Bills Could Help Slow Foreclosures March 9, 2010 — The Daily News Sitting lenders down with borrowers in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure is the goal of a pilot program that would be created by pending state legislation. Lawmakers from…(read more)
Too Big to Fail = Too Politically Connected Not to Guarantee Success
How far is the Obama administration willing to pursue its insane schemes to stop the foreclosure cri ..
Program Will Pay Homeowners to Sell at a Loss
Program Will Pay Homeowners to Sell at a Loss March 7, 2010 — New York Times In an effort to end the foreclosure crisis, the Obama administration has been trying to keep defaulting owners in their homes. Now it will take a new approach: paying some…(read more)
Real Estate Questions and Answers
Will the Bank Accept Less Than The Total Owed?
Maybe, but no homeow ..
Can a New Web Site Streamline Home Buying?
Can a New Web Site Streamline Home Buying? March 4, 2010, The Real Deal Matt Daimler, a technology wiz with little background in real estate, thinks he could solve some of the most vexing problems in New York City residential sales today. His new site…(read more)