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July 13th, 2009
WASHINGTON — The time may be ripe for a shift in strategy as the foreclosure machine grinds on, and new foreclosure notices reach the troubling milestone of 10,000 per day. A weak economy has added job losses and falling home values to the mix of toxic loans that prompted the crisis two years ago, making an already difficult situation even more severe. Government measures from foreclosure freezes to loan modifications have only served, so far, to stall the inevitable – and to create an omino
Only Forceful Action Can Change Foreclosure Crisis Tide
July 13th, 2009
Illustration by: Matt Mahurin The time may be ripe for a shift in strategy as the foreclosure machine grinds on, and new foreclosure notices reach the troubling milestone of 10,000 per day. A weak economy has added job losses and falling home values to the mix of toxic loans that prompted the crisis two years ago, making an already difficult situation even more severe. Government measures from foreclosure freezes to loan modifications have only served, so far, to stall the inevitable – an
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June 6th, 2009
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Cyberhomes New Real Estate Market Report Forecasts Home Values
June 2nd, 2009
The question on everyone’s mind is “Which way is the market headed in my neck of the woods?” Cyberhomes may have the crystal ball. It just created a Real Estate Market Forecast report for consumers to help them see real estate value trends in their local market. The idea is to let consumers take advantage of data previously available only to mortgage professionals, such as credit information, loan repayment data, delinquencies, and foreclosures. It’s like pulling the curtain back on th
