Sentences with phrase «during the foreclosure crisis»

He said a top priority when he took office was to help people get legal and other help during the foreclosure crisis.

These insurance providers took huge losses during the foreclosure crisis that began in 2008 (and is still ongoing).

«When the market crashed, many families lost homes they owned during the foreclosure crisis, and now may not be able to afford to buy another as home prices rise,» Gudell says.

JPMorgan Chase recently put money from wealthy clients into the purchase of 5,000 single - family homes for rent in Arizona, California, Nevada and Florida, the so - called «sand states» which saw the greatest collapse during the foreclosure crisis.

The study tracked people as they hit their 40th and 50th birthdays during the foreclosure crisis.

Private investment firms snapped up a ton of cheap homes during the foreclosure crisis — at one point more than one in three California homes was being purchased with all - cash.

Where there used to be 200 properties up for auction at a time during the foreclosure crisis, there are now about 30 a week.

Not exact matches

During the financial crisis, layoffs forced foreclosures, leaving families homeless, and many who lost their jobs then still struggle amid dim job prospects.

Average credit scores most recently bottomed out at 686, during the housing crisis when there was a sharp increase in foreclosures.

They also earned a bad reputation during the financial crisis when unscrupulous lenders pushed such loans on some unwitting borrowers who were unable to refinance and ended in foreclosure.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, a 17 - year veteran of Goldman Sachs and a foreclosure king during the financial crisis who had his own issues at his Senate Confirmation hearing, has promised that the sweeping tax cuts would pay for themselves by boosting economic growth.

As horrible as my wife and I felt at the time, the pain of what that woman and so many others experienced during the height of the foreclosure crisis still felt distant.

They have used money from Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's settlements with financial institutions to restore properties that were abandoned during the financial meltdown and foreclosure crisis.

Nevada has consistently had one of the highest rates of foreclosure in the U.S. With so much attention given to foreclosure during the housing crisis, it seems surprising that so many homeowners would be unaware of programs that can help them.

The mortgage program features a strong educational component and careful underwriting that helps maintain low delinquency and foreclosure rates, even during the financial crisis.

About 1 million borrowers who went through foreclosure during the crisis have already waited the required three years to be eligible for FHA home loans, and by early next year that number could rise to 1.5 million, according to estimates from Moody's Analytics.

Additionally, Mark has experience in real estate issues including handling mortgage foreclosures during the housing crisis and landlord / tenant issues.

Connecticut's foreclosure mediation program — launched during the height of the national mortgage crisis a decade ago — could become permanent, but a bill winding its way through the legislature faces an uphill battle.

Many of the homes acquired during the crisis were in good shape — they fell into foreclosure because of economic circumstances, Clothier notes.

And households that were forced into foreclosure or a short sale during the housing crisis several years ago could begin streaming back to the market, too.

Recently, the Lawyers» Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and NeighborWorks ® America highlighted the ongoing foreclosure rescue scam crisis during a press conference to identify top consumer complaints in New York.

The study also found these trends among those with the highest foreclosure rates during the housing crisis:

During the housing crisis, Generation X made up the largest percentage of households in foreclosure — particularly the well - educated and affluent members of this generation, according to a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, «The Foreclosure Crisis in 2008: Predatory Lending or Household Overreaching?»

During this period, 10 million families who lost their homes due to foreclosures and many more affected by the crisis struggled to rebuild their life and their financial credits.

«Despite recent losses suffered by Hispanics during the housing crisis, young Latino families that were unaffected by foreclosure or lost home values, are ready to enter the market,» says Carmen Mercado, president of the 20,000 - member group.

«The Administration is working hard to help all homeowners who have been hit hard during the crisis and, as this Regional Spotlight shows, our efforts have helped nearly 34,000 Cincinnati households to avoid foreclosure.

They estimate that the typical neighborhood experienced 4.5 foreclosures per 100 homes during the crisis, but the figure rises to 8.1 and 6.2 homes in predominately black and Latino areas, respectively, while white neighborhoods lost only 2.3 homes on average.

Some investors who bought foreclosures in bulk during the housing crisis are using contracts for deed to sell off inventory now that prices have widely rebounded.

As - is listings: It's a term that started showing up frequently in listings during the housing crisis, and particularly in short sales and foreclosures.