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With foreclosure rates rising nationwide, public officials, financial institutions, and community organizations are …
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Rhode Island is a nonjudicial foreclosure state. That results in a fast-moving foreclosure process and few official …
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Two maps show where many of the holders of troubled mortgages who attended the first foreclosure prevention workshop of …
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’s poster child for the residential foreclosure crisis. How that came about and what can be done to prevent it in the future is …
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A map showing ZIP code level median Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) credit scores at mortgage origination for those borrowers who are delinquent 60 days or more as of April 2010.
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Confidence in homeownership shifts for those who personally experienced real estate loss during the Great Recession. Older Americans are confident in the value of homeownership. Younger Americans are less confident.
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Land banking helps communities that acquire foreclosed properties to retain them until market demand returns. Today the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 provides support for using land banking in neighborhood stabilization efforts.
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Because nearly 46 million Americans have no health insurance, medical debt has been behind many of today’s foreclosures. The author offers potential solutions.
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Lenders often end up owning places they foreclose on. Understanding where such real estate owned (REO) properties cluster may help communities to target stabilization funds better.
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The financial crisis can be measured in many numerical ways. It can be measured by the 8 million homeowners delinquent on mortgage payments, the $7 trillion in lost household wealth, the 30 percent decline in house prices, the 15 million homeowners underwater, or the doubling of the unemployment...
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