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The legislation makes a temporary policy that more than 1,500 distressed homeowners have used a long-term legal requirement, according to RIHousing.
June 16 -
Real-estate owned numbers experienced a particularly large 38% rise from the previous month while filings climbed back to March levels after slipping in April.
June 9 -
But more potential owner-occupants are entering this market as a result of tight housing market conditions, Auction.com found.
June 1 -
The bill would provide up to 18 months of relief to homeowners still financially impacted from the storm and would apply retroactively to payments missed since September 2021.
May 10 -
Tax lien forfeitures have unjustly taken from thousands of homeowners a combined $860 million in remaining proceeds from foreclosure sales, attorneys claim.
April 26 -
The numbers represented an annual surge of 56% after COVID-19 relief measures expired across most of the country
April 21 -
The increases are partly due to the fact that the pandemic-related property backlog is finally moving forward, but it also stems from recent economic weakness.
April 19 -
Completions also declined in the short-term, but annually they rose sharply, suggesting that the lifting of some pandemic restrictions is allowing them to proceed.
March 9 -
A likely recession will only further the six active players' conservatism in their capital strategies, Fitch Ratings said.
March 6 -
New starts surged 75% compared to a year ago, but repossessions saw their first decline in one-and-a-half years, according to Attom.
February 14