Friday, April 28th, 2006
Business Briefs
Honolulu Star-Bulletin - Hawaii again had one of the lowest foreclosure rates in the country with only one of every 3,437 homes affected in the first quarter, according to a report released yesterday by foreclosure data service RealtyTrac . Nationally, the foreclosure rate
Sacramento: California Issues ‘’Top 10 Scams'’ for 2006 SACRAMENTO
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Foreclosures climb nationally
Orlando Sentinel - Home-foreclosure rates soared nationwide in the first quarter as consumers grappled with the rising costs of living. And while Florida recorded a decline in foreclosures, the state still has one of the 10 highest foreclosure rates in the nation
Foreclosure rates in Hub through roof
Boston Herald - S hady mortgage operators have been flooding unbelievably easy credit into Boston s neighorhoods. But the payment on all those high-interest rate, no-money-down loans may now be coming due in a tidal wave of forclosures slamming into the city s
Strapped owners have options to avert foreclosure
Toledo Blade - It’s the phone call that every homeowner dreads. “Mr. Smith, We see that you’ve missed your April 1 mortgage payment due date. Is there a problem?” Such calls have become increasingly common as home foreclosures have skyrocketed in the Toledo area
Orlando builder must pay investors
Orlando Sentinel - An Orlando home builder has been hit with $2.1 million in court judgments after angry investors sued to recover money they sank into an Osceola County subdivision that has never been built. The same builder — who authorities and customers say has an
Foreclosures rise with mortgage rates
Chicago Tribune - NEW YORK — As home price appreciation has tapered off and mortgage rates have risen, foreclosures have started to pick up, with the Midwest hit the hardest. The rate of foreclosure, the process by which banks can ultimately take back the properties
Slumlord to pay back $1.5 million
Buffalo News - Robert Palano’s 20-year reign as one of Buffalo’s biggest and most notorious landlords came to a crashing halt Thursday when he pleaded guilty to felony mortgage fraud and agreed to pay $1.5 million in restitution. Palano, who moved out of town last