Crime in Detroit neighborhoods: Blight and illegal dumping
One of the big issues in Detroit is blight. People walking away from their properties or foreclosures are the base of the problem.
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ByadminCoreLogic, a leading global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider said in Altoona, 6.1 percent of mortgages were delinquent by at least 30 days in July compared with 6.4 percent in July 2016, representing a decrease of 0.3 percentage points. Altoona mortgages in serious delinquency totaled 2.1 percent in July compared with 2.6 percent…
State AG probes Texas Bar Foundation for allegedly aiding ‘mass influx of illegal aliens’
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Program offers no-interest loans to residents facing foreclosure
ByadminMichigan residents are being urged to take advantage of a federally-funded state program designed to prevent foreclosures, while the money is still available. St. Joseph resident Mark Krager built his home by hand and has lived there for 23 years. Foreclosure News
Work To Start On New City Hall Annex For Red Bank
ByadminThe city of Red Bank will be getting a new city hall. Several years ago officials in the city realized that the city hall building was running out of room. Foreclosure News
Yellen says Fed’s independence under threat from Congress
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Kealohas owe money on 2 homes, including mortgage on a $1.25M Hawaii Kai property
ByadminHonolulu's former police chief, Louis Kealoha, and his deputy prosecutor wife, Katherine, have apparently stopped paying the mortgages on their Hawaii Kai home, and haven't paid the property taxes on their Kahala condo either, Hawaii News Now has learned. Legal experts say these new developments could threaten their legal team, made up of taxpayer-funded attorneys…