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National foreclosure activity is at an 11-year low, but some cities have yet to fully recover.
April 28 -
For the third time in recent years, the city of Owensboro, Ky., has launched what it calls a "mass foreclosure," taking aim at 33 properties to satisfy unpaid property taxes and property maintenance liens.
April 6 -
A decade ago, a home in Connecticut could be sold to another party about 12 months after a borrower stopped paying a mortgage.
March 27 -
Modification activity increased slightly in January over December as servicers worked their way through the remaining Home Affordable Mortgage Program applications.
March 20 -
Bank of America has completed its legal settlement obligation with the Department of Justice to provide $7 billion in consumer relief nearly two years ahead of schedule.
March 20 -
HSBC has met the consumer relief requirements set out under the National Mortgage Settlement, according to the latest report from the settlement's monitor.
March 14 -
Two former executives of the failed GulfSouth Private Bank in Destin, Fla., and another man have been indicted on federal charges of defrauding the Troubled Asset Relief Program of $7.5 million.
December 19 -
A regulatory 2017 scorecard for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac calls on the firms to transfer a significant portion of credit risk to third-party private investors on at least 90% of unpaid principal balance of newly acquired single-family mortgages.
December 15 -
During the third quarter, the negative equity rate dropped to 10.9%, representing roughly 5.3 million homeowners, from 13.4% a year before, Zillow reported.
December 15 -
Millions of consumers' credit reports will no longer reflect past mortgage problems, which could open up borrowing opportunities for many of them.
October 27