Articles related to "Foreclosure Crisis"

In the last two years foreclosure rates have increased to alarming numbers. Where the blame lies has been a question many have tossed around. Here are the culprits.

The foreclosure crisis is getting national attention, especially the problems in Florida. The Florida courts are being swamped with foreclosures.

Since February, more than one million Americans have refinanced their home mortgages and more help is on the way, two Obama administration cabinet members said May 14.

Urban Farming is bringing Detroit residence together to fight the foreclosure crisis by filling abandoned lots with gardens to feed the needy and homeless of the area.

Rosemary Williams has become the face of the foreclosure crisis in Minneapolis. People are engaging in direct action tactics to help the woman keep her home.

Voter rights may be surpressed. The nation's economy is in critical condition. Voters have the right to hear each candidate's plan for leading this nation, now!

An example of the differences in mean, median and mode, using an example from the housing industry.

The nation's mortgage troubles continue, but the rate of delinquency lessens. A stabilizing trend is emerging as new default rates level.

Credit unions are member-owned. Most have stayed solvent during the 2008 economic crisis. What did they do differently than banks?

What does the mortgage crisis and the financial meltdown of 2008 mean for U.S. credit unions and their members? Are credit unions affected in the same way as banks?

As shell-shocked Americans struggle with corporate bankruptcies, bank bailouts, tight credit & economic insecurity; home foreclosures maintain the negative fiscal cycle.

When faced with foreclosure on a home, there is no need to leave pets behind or set them loose to fend for themselves. Help is available if you know where to look.

New laws provide help for renters living in a house or condominium that is facing foreclosure. Tenants need to do research to make sure that their rights are protected.

Record numbers of homeowners are worried about the consequences of a missed mortgage payment. For some, a loan modification is a viable alternative to foreclosure.