- Foreclosing on the Bank: How a couple from Florida almost managed to foreclose on Bank of America2011/06/07
When BoA failed to pay the legal fees of a Florida couple they mistakenly sent a foreclosure notice to, their lawyer suggested they do what the bank would do: foreclose.
- JPMorgan Protesters: Why hundreds of people protest in front of a major mortgage servicer's shareholders' meeting2011/05/26
A campaign by several advocacy groups leads more than 400 people to protest unfair foreclosure practices outside of a major mortgage servicer's annual shareholders' meeting. The JPMorgan Chase CEO responds.
- Foreclosures are down for the seventh month in a row, but is the foreclosure rate a sign of recovery or more cautious bank foreclosures?2011/05/13
Foreclosure filings are down for the seventh month in a row, but is the real estate market actually making improvements or are foreclosure lenders purposely filing foreclosures at slower rates?
- Foreclosure investing has become extremely profitable but not everyone can take advantage of it.2011/05/13
Foreclosure investing has reached its highest level of affordability in the last years but the obstacle that rise in the way for new homeowners is their credit score. Listen to this and similar podcasts on foreclosuredeals.com
- Oman Quits: Did the increase in Wells Fargo's potential losses convince Mark Oman to quit?2011/05/11
Mark Oman, the former head of Wells Fargo's home and consumer finance group, announced his retirement from the company the same day its potential losses estimate rose by $500 million.
- Stay for Pay: How an enterprising advertising company is offering to help at-risk homeowners stay in their homes2011/04/07
How many homeowners would allow an advertiser to use their homes as billboards in exchange for making their mortgage payments? That's exactly what a mobile advertising company has offered to do, and so far the response has been surprisingly enthusiastic.
- Killing HAMP: What Went Wrong with the Mortgage Modification Program2011/04/01
On Tuesday, the House voted 252 to 170 to end the Housing Affordable Modification Program, or HAMP. The program, which was projected to help three to four million homeowners apply for loan modification, only succeeded in helping 600,000 homeowners.
- How Changes in Loan Modifications Could Effect the Foreclosure Industry2011/03/30
A proposal and subsequent negotiations could change how five major banks handle mortgages, loan modifications and foreclosures. Proposed changes include requiring lenders to stop foreclosure on homes undergoing loan modification.
- PR WEB Interview2011/03/30
John Murray speaks about the booming over the past couple of months on the foreclosure market, that has increased 42% over last year and 3% from september to october this year
