Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Respond to Richmond, Calif. Eminent Domain Plan
If you can recall, the city of Richmond, Calif. stated close to two weeks ago that it plans to seize all of its underwater properties by eminent…
Read moreIf you can recall, the city of Richmond, Calif. stated close to two weeks ago that it plans to seize all of its underwater properties by eminent…
Read moreEven with all the government programs out there, from FHA loans that grew in popularity over the past year to VA mortgages to Connecticut’s own CHFA…
Read moreThis past week, Richmond, Calif., announced its bailout for all homeowners currently dealing with underwater mortgages in the city. The city, which…
Read moreThe July 24 quarterly report to Congress from the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP) revealed that as many as…
Read moreIn 2007, the housing crash hit real estate and the mortgage industry from multiple angles: homeowners with adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) facing…
Read moreThe May National Foreclosure Report from CoreLogic gives solid evidence that, at least across the U.S., the real estate market is rebounding…
Read moreReports of Connecticut’s regional real estate markets surfaced over the past week, with varying results. According to CoreLogic, the…
Read moreAfter the housing market crashed in 2007, the FHA was the only agency, government or private, to see gains in the years that followed. As a result…
Read moreAfter the housing market crashed in 2007, the FHA was the only agency, government or private, to see gains in the years that followed. As a result…
Read moreReported on May 24, the Connecticut state House of Representatives approved a bill that provides homeowners facing foreclosure with more protections…
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