Sentences with phrase «hitting homeowners in some states»

Mortgage rates could also move slightly higher, and new tax policy limiting mortgage and property tax deductions, is hitting homeowners in some states hard.

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This week, it's hitting the market in the United States, where Friesen hopes it will save businesses and homeowners money and headache.

On February 19th in Las Vegas, the President committed $ 1.5 billion of Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds to helping homeowners in some of the United States» hardest hit housing markets.

President Obama first announced the Hardest Hit Fund in February 2010 to allow states hit hard by the economic downturn flexibility in determining how to design and implement programs to meet the local challenges homeowners in their state are faciHit Fund in February 2010 to allow states hit hard by the economic downturn flexibility in determining how to design and implement programs to meet the local challenges homeowners in their state are facihit hard by the economic downturn flexibility in determining how to design and implement programs to meet the local challenges homeowners in their state are facing.

Texas is the most likely state to be hit by a tornado, and few homeowners in the metropolitan area can expect to escape damage during a catastrophic storm.

Over the life of the Hardest Hit Fund, which ends in 2017, the state housing finance agencies across the nation estimate helping 459,000 homeowners with some sort of relief.