Posts Tagged ‘foreclosures’

Warding off foreclosure – one story

April 7, 2010Jon Brooks No Comments »

Blog post from How To Be Poor In America, by Susan Kemp, who has “gone from being a teenage welfare mother to being appointed Assistant Welfare Commissioner for my State.” Now, due to her health and ‘bad business decisions,” she has fallen on hard times. Foreclosure – Finding the Federal Mortgage Money …The day the [...]

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The 12 Months of Default

March 12, 2010Jon Brooks No Comments »

From the blog of You Walk Away, a company that helps homeowners “strategically default” and walk away from their property (and mortgages) when they have negative equity.

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Reaction to bulldozing homeowner

February 23, 2010Jon Brooks 1 Comment »

Making news around the world: An Ohio man has bulldozed his home rather than let a bank foreclose on it. From WLWT Cincinatti: Terry Hoskins said he’s been in a struggle with RiverHills Bank over his Clermont County home for nearly a decade, a struggle that was coming to an end as the bank began [...]

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Chronicle of a personal financial crisis

August 20, 2009Jon Brooks 1 Comment »

The prolonged recession has made the potential loss of a home a painful reality for millions of formerly comfortable owners. Today, the Mortgage Bankers Association released more unwelcome news on that front: A record-high 13% of mortgage holders are either behind on their payments or in foreclosure. That’s a scary number of people facing an [...]

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