Sentences with phrase «far as the foreclosure»

It's a big distinction, as far as the foreclosure process goes.

Jon... As far as foreclosures are concerned, my market has slowed down.

Not exact matches

To further increase the possibility that all borrowers have a fair opportunity to request a foreclosure review, the Comptroller of the Currency and the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System should require that servicers include a range of potential remediation amounts or categories in communication materials and other outreach, such as direct mailings to borrowers, public service announcements, the independent foreclosure review website, regulators» websites, and officials» testimonies and speeches.

She went so far as to state she would have a 90 day moratorium on foreclosures until something could be worked out.

To further increase the possibility that all borrowers have a fair opportunity to request a foreclosure review, the Comptroller of the Currency and the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System should enhance the readability of the request - for - review form on the independent foreclosure review website so that it is more understandable for borrowers, such as by including a plain language guide to the questions.

Further blurring the lines, Steve Perry's Hartford lawyer has recently become Kenneth Moales» attorney as Moales tries to fight off a foreclosure action that seeks to take his church, home and cars for his failure to pay his mortgages.

Additionally, President Obama will publicize his intentions for providing further incentives for mortgage servicers and lenders who are actively contributing to the Bush administration's Hope for Homeowners program, designed to assist struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure by refinancing them into a more cost - effective 30 - year fixed - rate mortgage so their first payment will be the same as their 360th.

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Another robo - signing / securitiztaion / foreclosure fiasco update here: As I am sure you are aware, the foreclosure processes of many major lenders and mortgage servicers are under investigation for alleged fraud and other process - related defects (for further background, here is an excellent series of articles by Mike Konczal that describes what is going on).

A short sale is a far more desirable outcome for a seller than a foreclosure because it will appear on a credit report as a settlement.

As foreclosures continue and homes become further underwater, banks may change their mind because they want to keep homeowners in their homes.

This option is less preferable as the cost of refinancing can further diminish available home equity, but it is favorable to foreclosure.

As more foreclosure properties flood an already depressed housing market, prices get pushed down further.

Now, as housing prices decline further and foreclosures grow, the markets are worried that Fannie and Freddie themselves may default on their debt.

Those with low credit scores as a result of bankruptcy and foreclosure have seen their scores plummet further, which also drags down the national average credit score and can skew numbers quite a bit.

Remember as a seller you are not that far away from a potential foreclosure so picking the wrong Realtor would be a very big mistake!

On the upside, a short sale is far less destructive to your credit rating than a foreclosure, as it is supposed to be listed as a «settled debt» on your credit report.

Rather than seeing the introduction of new characters, new voices, and new stories as an exciting and interesting opening up of the field, it's read as a foreclosure by those who have been allowed to dominate the field so far.

Using the short sale as a foreclosure prevention tool has become far more common in recent years.

Service members and military families get a further relief as the foreclosure protection under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act has been extended for another two years.

Even getting as far as she has is notable, experts said, because it is difficult to get a foreclosure rescinded.

«Based on the rise in pre-foreclosure sales we've seen so far this year, a higher percentage of these new foreclosure starts will likely end up as short sales or auction sales to third parties rather than bank repossessions going forward.

This technique has some far - fetched assumptions baked in (such as finding banks that will take 60 cents on the dollar for performing notes, on the theory that the borrower MIGHT just stop paying on his underwater mortgage), but does at least attempt to exploit the crazy aspects of the current foreclosure crisis, so sure it's food for thought.