Sentences with phrase «worse as foreclosures»

This won't look as bad as a foreclosure, but it will impact any attempts to obtain credit in the future.

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Aug 30, 2007 07:28 AM PDT The infamous adult nightclub, Crazy Horse Too, is now in foreclosure, with the federal The Fate Worse Than Death trope as used in popular culture.

By the way, there are many great finance and lease opportunities for qualified shoppers, but our strong financial network also provides assistance to those who've experienced bankruptcy or foreclosure as well as to those with bad or no credit.

But buyers beware, as the worst foreclosure crisis since the Great Depression drags down the National economy, the government is making only limited progress this year on proposals for sweeping changes in the home mortgage industry and rates.

Also, those people with bad credit in the past as a result of bankruptcy and foreclosure can still be eligible for FHA Loans.

This might be done by someone who had a bad stain on their credit history such as a bankruptcy or foreclosure, or possibly by someone just out of school (presumably with few or no student loans), and no credit history.

While a foreclosure looks slightly worse, with the time and effort you have to put in to keep you home in sale ready condition, the potential pitfalls of owing the balance of the mortgage anyway after the short sale, as well as the potential tax consequences, it might be worth it to simply let the home go into foreclosure and walk away.

Those that have bad credit or recent foreclosures and bankruptcies on their record enjoy easy approval terms as our loans are based on the equity of the property in question.

Have you been forced to deal with the long - term implications of some bad financial luck, such as a job loss, a divorce, a home foreclosure or huge tax bills, and you're finally ready to take the necessary steps to rebuild your credit?

Current US annual foreclosure rates are already to 3.3 % or more than 6 times as bad, and we almost certainly haven't seen the worst yet.

In addition, James provides insightful guidance on matters pertaining to the enforcement of commercial security rights, wrongful foreclosures, construction, and asset acquisition disputes; as well commercial insurance coverage and bad faith disputes.

As part of Life Insurance Awareness Month, we want you to know that there are many ways that life insurance could help protect your family from experiencing the financial stress of falling behind in payments, or worse, risk losing their home to foreclosure if you were to suddenly pass away.

It was a foreclosure we'd purchase as a rehab project, but 2 days after signing the contracts we were contacted by a buyer who wanted the property so bad he was willing to net us 5K after all closings.

«Lenders are somewhat unevenly pushing batches of bad loans through foreclosure as they overhaul their paperwork and documentation procedures.»

As if your delinquency under your mortgage and the foreclosure were not bad enough for your credit, having an eviction lawsuit on record at the court will do some additional damage to your credit.

«While the worst of the foreclosure problem is in the rearview mirror for a narrow majority of counties, others are still working through rising levels of foreclosure activity, inventory and distressed sales as they continue to clear the wreckage left behind by a bursting housing bubble.»

They cite the foreclosure crisis, an uncertain economy and fear of making a bad investment as influencing people to choose renting over buying.

Middle - aged adults with chronic conditions that grew worse as they aged are nearly twice as likely to default on their mortgages and 2.6 times as likely to fall into foreclosure than those with chronic conditions that remained stable, according to new research.

Florida had the third highest mortgage delinquency rate, the worst foreclosure inventory, and the most foreclosure starts in the nation as of the date of the Order.

The after - effects following a foreclosure to a borrower may not be as bad as once thought, according to a new paper by Fed economists.