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U.S. mortgage default rates are now at their highest since 1972. As delinquency rates have accelerated, so has the incidence of mortgage foreclosure.

With defaults on the rise and subprime lending on the decline, real estate prices are soon to fall. As a homeowner and future buyer, find out how this affects you.

As defaults rise real estate investors prey on unsuspecting homeowners, who have trouble paying their mortgages. Save your home equity by working with your lender.

Close ended mortgages or second mortgages carry higher risks for lenders.

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

The number of people struggling to make mortgage payments and in arrears continues to grow. However, state benefits can cover the interest and prevent mortgage default.

With such high levels of consumer debt, mortgage arrears are now extremely common. Many people are fighting hard to prevent repossession and keep their home.

You've likely heard stories about debtors leaving bankruptcy court only to be handed credit card applications! So, what's the big deal about bankruptcy?

Private Mortgage Insurance has lagged the subprime mortgage market, leaving insurers with big losses. Expect them to wise up and increase rates in the future.

The subprime fallout has the potential to be an investor boon, but with banks refocused on consumers and a soft real estate market, investors should proceed slowly

In this tough economy foreclosures are happening at a record pace. Here are a few strategies to employ if an eviction is looming.

General Motors surprised investors with a lower than expected profit due to GMAC's mortgage losses. Consumers can expect even more companies to fall as mortgages default.

The real estate market has slowed significantly over the past year. Sub-prime mortgage defaults have been an early casuality of the bursting of the real estate bubble.

Foreclosures, traditionally an issue of the poor, are increasingly affecting owners of million dollar plus properties.

The US subprime crisis has only just begun. The effects of subprime and the credit crunch will hit anyone with loans, mortgages, or even managed investments.

With interest rates in flux and the loan market changing quickly, borrowers need to know where they stand and what they should do next. Now might be a good time to buy.

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