Bankruptcy Judges May Soon Modify Mortgages
President Barack Obama announced last week a new $75 billion housing bill that will bail out some of the people that are suffering the most from the housing crisis.
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President Barack Obama announced last week a new $75 billion housing bill that will bail out some of the people that are suffering the most from the housing crisis.
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Bank of America announced today that they would be extending their moratorium on foreclosures until the details of President Obama’s Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan have been released.
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With all of the changes we have seen from Congress with the economic stimulus package what should you be expecting now that it’s on the way to President Obama for his signature?
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According to research released by the Mortgage Bankers Association yesterday mortgage applications fell 25% last week.
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President Barrack Obama’s administration plans on unveiling their housing plan within the next week that will use government money to reduce interest rates for struggling borrowers.
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After a very long debate Congress finally announced today that they have reached an agreement on the now lowered $789 billion economic stimulus bill.
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Governor Elizabeth A. Duke, a member of the Board of Governors for the Federal Reserve, gave a speech today in New York on the steps needed to stabilize the housing market.
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The Senate finally passed it’s now $838 billion economic stimulus package today with a 61 to 37 vote with only 3 Republicans voting for it.
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The press release today by Timothy Geithner, the Treasury Secretary for the Obama administration, announced a plan to help restart the flow of credit, clean up and strengthen our banks, and provide critical aid for homeowners and small businesses.
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According to an article released by Fitch Ratings this morning many U.S. loan servicers are expanding their loan modification programs to include principal reductions to avoid high re-default rates and to provide delinquent borrowers with an incentive to stay current on the new modified mortgage.
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