I read recently that Terry Goddard, Arizona's current attorney general, has joined a Task Force supposedly to address the scam artists operating in Arizona after Obama's claimed "rescue" was announced.
Below is a copy of a letter I sent to the Arizona legislature as a...
opinion by ross1776 | 12 wks ago | updated 12 wks ago 123 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
New York Senator Jeff Klein has introduced legislation that would protect renters from being evicted immediately from foreclosed homes. " More and more renters across the state of New York are being forced out of...
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Does Canada have a dirty, little, subprime lending secret? Looks like it. As the U.S. financial sector began to crumble under the weight of subprime mortgage lending last fall, and so many regular Americans were...
The administration of President Barack Obama is considering using taxpayers’ money to lower monthly mortgage payments of homeowners who are in danger of losing their homes to foreclosures."The effort to help...
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As the tide of foreclosure continues to wreak havoc to the housing industry, mortgage giant Fannie Mae has decided to bury the hatchet and work with one of its most vocal critics — Neighborhood Assistance Corp of America. " The agreement reached by these two actually...
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Amidst a nationwide recession, financial credit meltdown and foreclosure crisis, churches also are praying that they can meet their next mortgage. "The era of easy credit has begun taking its toll on even the...
"Wilmington, Del.-based ING DIRECT, the nation’s largest direct bank, said Monday morning that effective immediately, it will suspend foreclosure sales on occupied single-family properties through the end of March 2009. The company also said it would suspend all evictions...
Personal responsibility is still a pillar of Conservatism, believe it or not. So, they forgive the mortgage companies, AIG, all the Big Banks, hedge funds, Ford, GMC, and Chevy, but not the college girl with her...
created by shaileshk | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 363 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
"Why Fannie and Freddie matterMore Videos This boarded-up, bank-owned home is on the market in Milwaukee. On the inside, that Milwaukee home has been picked clean. Never before have there been so many squalid, dilapidated homes...
UPDATE; 03rd September 2008After months of continuing gloom on the UK housing front with more repossessions, more banks losing money and buyers waiting for the Government to decide what to do with stamp duty. The...
opinion by liamssoft | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 1449 views | 21 recommendations | 13 comments
I think Mr. Bush should listen to chairman of the Federal Reserve. US govt should consider this problem into account."U.S. President George Bush is urging lawmakers to act quickly on legislation to financially...
created by renovatio | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 355 views | 12 recommendations | 5 comments
It has become a widely accepted fact that the current blight in the national economy has been strongly influenced by the housing mess. Government officials as well as housing advocates have expressed their belief...
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The new Foreclosure Aid bill made some headway in the Senate yesterday, as the Senate Banking Committee voted 19-2 in favor of the bill, the last hurdle now only being the general vote by the Senate. Many expect...
created by cassy82 | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 111 views | 2 recommendations | 1 comment
Pay Day Lenders Rip off the PoorOp-EdGo into any low income area and what do you see? A Pawn shop, a check cashing business, and a payday lender. All of these companies take advantage of poorer folks...
More bad news for the US subprime crisis. It may not be a total shock that the number of US home forclosures increased in the first quarter, but the number is truly staggering."U.S. foreclosure filings more thandoubled in the first quarter as payments rose for...