The Foreclosure Blog

The numbers of Americans moving to new states fell sharply this year, a casualty of the collapse in housing prices and the severe recession. The Census Bureau reported Wednesday that fewer Americans moved this year than during any other time this [...]

Homes became harder to sell as thousands of foreclosures sat on the market … New York was just a hair behind California, followed by Michigan, Illinois, and Ohio. Not surprisingly, Texas leads the U.S. in net inward migration and Wyoming has the [...]

State Attorney General Rob McKenna will ask lawmakers to consider a new approach to settling public-records disputes by creating a new Office of Open Records that would use hearings judges to decide who is right. “This is a bill we know won’t [...]

As we look over an economic landscape riddled with foreclosures, government bailouts, bankruptcies, rampant unemployment and despair, we are heartened by the courage, enterprise and vision of our area’s small-business owners. The Small Business [...]

A total of $1,067,110 in grants, awarded this year to address the foreclosure crisis, was returned recently by Holly Township, White Lake Township and Lake Orion village after “they didn’t feel they had the staff to deal with the complexities of the [...]

Roger Beverage, chief financial officer of the Oklahoma Bankers Association, described the action as a “deed in lieu of foreclosure,” a move banks can take if they want to avoid the time, expense and legal hassles involved in a foreclosure. [...]

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(RTTNews) – The U.S. housing regulator has approved pay packages for chief executives of the government-run mortgage-finance firms Fannie Mae (FNM: News ) and Freddie Mac (FRE: News ), the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing people familiar [...]