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How Rising Home Prices May Actually Stall the Recovery
Home prices have been rising steadily for the past several months, but some fear the rapid increase could actually start hurting the housing recovery. The reason is that the rise in prices is mainly due to investors, mostly large hedge … Continue reading
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Tagged Bidding Wars, Borrowers, Case Shiller Home Price Index, Credit Scores, Diggle, Economics Today, First Time Buyers, Foreclosure, Hedge Funds, Home Price Index, Influx, Inventories, Investment Demand, Losses, Mortgage Market, National Housing, Paces, Rapid Increase, Time In History, Witness
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New FHA Foreclosures Spike
As lenders continue to try to modify delinquent mortgages or offer foreclosure alternatives, like short sales or deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure, the number of loans entering the foreclosure process are falling. So-called “foreclosure starts” were down 2.6 percent in April from … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Billion, Analytics, Blecher, Default Rates, Delinquent Mortgages, Federal Government, Fha Foreclosure, Fha Foreclosures, Fha Lenders, Fha Loans, Loan Origination, Losses, Mortgage Finance, Originations, Oversight, Processing Services, Reserve Ratio, Senior Vice President, Unpaid Balances, Vintages
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Robo-Deal Is All About Lowering Mortgage Principal
It took more than a year to strike a deal, but here it is, the biggest government-industry settlement in history, surpassing even big tobacco. Five of the nation’s largest servicers will cough up more than $25 billion, the bulk of … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks, Borrowers, Deep Despair, Foreclose, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Government Force, Government Industry, Government Relief, Home Construction, Housing Market, Losses, Mortgage Payments, Mortgage Principal, Mortgage Reduction, Mortgages, Principal Reduction, Sitting In A Room, State Lawsuits, Tobacco
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Excluding Distressed Sales, Are Home Prices Just Fine?
Home prices in May were down 7.4 percent year-over-year, according to a new report from CoreLogic. This is the first of the May numbers, as SP Case Shiller, which was released earlier this week, looks back two months. CoreLogic’s [CLGX … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks, Case Shiller, Corelogic, Current Real Estate, Delinquencies, Distressed Sales, Foreclosure Sales, Foreclosures, Headlines, Home Price Index, Hpi, Legal Obstacles, Loading Report, Losses, Mortgage, Percentages, Pipeline, Processing Services, Real Estate Market, Reo
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Foreclosure Delays Plague Housing Recovery
Foreclosure activity decreased in April for the seventh straight month, bringing total foreclosure activity to a 40-month low, according to a new report from RealtyTrac. This is not to say that default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions aren’t running … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank Repossessions, Banks, Ceo, Current Rate, Default Notice, Default Notices, First Quarter, Foreclosure Proceedings, Foreclosure Process, Foreclosures, Households, Initial Default, Losses, Market Saturation, Norms, Paperwork, Realtytrac, Scandal, Slowdown, Tens Of Thousands
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Will Home Price Warranty Restore Confidence?
There’s no question that consumer confidence, or lack thereof, is the greatest barrier in the way of a full-blown housing recovery. Credit, while tough to get, is historically cheap, home prices have fallen so far as to open the market … Continue reading
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Tagged Ceo, Consumer Confidence, Finance Bureau, Home Buyer, Housing Market, Initial Investment, Insurance, Insurance Policy, Local Area, Losses, Lost, Market Index, Purchase Contract, Risk Finance, Sword, Trashed, Warranty
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