Articles about Foreclosed Homes

Ghosts Of The Past Foreclosure Crisis Haunt The Present

Monday, August 13th, 2007

There seems to be no second opinion that aggressive mortgage lending during the time of the recent property boom is responsible for the bubble burst. Some seasoned experts see similarities between today and what happened 35 years ago due to a government programme. Flipping is one such practice in which one quickly re-sells a home [...]

Historical Fish Camp Of The Weeks Family In Estero Goes Into Foreclosure

Wednesday, August 8th, 2007

Thursday16th August is the scheduled auction day for the former fish camp in Estero near Coconut Road. The bell will ring at 11 am on the upper floor at Lee County Court House, Monroe Street, downtown Fort Myers. The court has given this information. As per ruling of the Judge Paskay of the US Bankruptcy [...]

Vanishing Friends And Neighbourhood

Monday, August 6th, 2007

During the past years the few house owners have been losing familiar neighbours. The neighbourhood is beginning to lose its value together with its beauty and safety. A deserted look is taking over entire blocks.
It is a problem with neighbourhood associations. Nearly 10% houses have gone into foreclosure that results in overgrown gardens and [...]

An Eerie Trail Of Foreclosures

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

Ghosts have the run of 1600 houses shuttered down by foreclosures in a sprawling neighbourhood in Dallas County. That is the number for the forthcoming postings next month. Banks seem to be swallowing up not just houses but entire localities as well. It is having a grim effect on solitary survivors like Edward Hoffman in [...]

Investor Novices Face Foreclosure Despair

Wednesday, August 1st, 2007

Cambridge based Real estate consultant Paul Martinez recounts the experience of his client – a novice investor. He built castles in the air around a two-family house in Somerville. The 30-year-old debutante in this field was greatly influenced by shows and advertisements about buying, renovating and converting units into condominiums that could be sold at [...]

Foreclosures Relentlessly Steam Rolls Ahead

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

In Carpentersville the Parrish family realized their house dreams with just the right touch in everything from the kitchen to the swimming pool. But soon the milk curdled. The man got ill. The woman lost her job. They both lost the house with memories and mementos unable to meet monthly mortgage payments. The foreclosure cancer [...]

Brakes On Waterford Speedbowl Foreclosure

Monday, July 30th, 2007

At the eleventh hour a Norwich Superior Court Judge cancelled the foreclosure auction proceedings against Waterford Speedbowl property that was scheduled to be held on Saturday. This means hope for short track racing enthusiasts. The weekly event will continue to be held in Southern Connecticut.
A spokesperson of Waterford Speedbowl, Terry Eames, confirmed that [...]

Property Prices And Sales Go Down Together

Friday, July 27th, 2007

The city of Chula Vista in San Diego County is one of the fastest growing cities. Over the years the city has witnessed an increase in its single-family homes. However, the increase in number of homes came along with an increase in adjustable-interest loans. This led to an increase in homeowner’s payment, and many homeowners [...]

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