Hawaii’s Foreclosure Rate up 145 Percent
135 foreclosures last month may not sound like a lot, but given Hawaii’s size it’s devastating. Amounting to one filing for every 3,638 households for Hawaii.
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135 foreclosures last month may not sound like a lot, but given Hawaii’s size it’s devastating. Amounting to one filing for every 3,638 households for Hawaii.
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There’s been a lot of talking about it from lenders and government agencies, but there hasn’t been a lot of it going on.
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Foreclosure filings rose 36 percent in August from July and a staggering 115 percent from a year ago, hit by declines in once-hot housing markets such as California, Nevada and Florida.
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Investors who tried to make a quick buck on the housing market are having an outsized influence on surging mortgage defaults in former boom states such as California and Florida.
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The flood of foreclosure filings showed no sign of let-up last month, according to the latest data from RealtyTrac, the online marketer of foreclosure properties.
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Foreclosures and delinquencies among home loans that Countrywide Financial Corp. services rose in July to their highest in at least several years, the largest mortgage lender said on Tuesday.
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Mortgage defaults will increase for at least a year, spreading beyond bad credit home loan borrowers to those with better credit, according to Michael Youngblood, an analyst at Friedman Billings Ramsey Group Inc.
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In the Alabama housing market, late-paying homeowners can lose their properties to foreclosure at breathtaking speed - as little as 30 days after a delinquency notice is published.
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Royce Morales bought a foreclosed home for $86,000 last month, about half of its previous sales price.
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Eager to feel and show elevated status, many homeowners in the last four years or so took out risky mortgages with lower initial payments in order to buy fresh, big new houses.
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