This Week in History for the week of May 20-26, 2018
A look back at 10, 25 and 50 years ago in Loveland-area news, from the archives of the Loveland Reporter-Herald.
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Tampa Bay foreclosure rates continue to fall
ByadminTampa Bay's foreclosure and mortgage delinquency rates continue to fall substantially, although they still are above the national averages. [Getty Images file photo] Tampa Bay's foreclosure and mortgage delinquency rates continue to fall substantially, although they still are above the national averages. Foreclosure News
Buying Distressed Properties? Consider These Financing Options
ByadminIn the third quarter of 2017, the share of distressed properties in the overall residential property sales fell to 12.5%. This is its lowest level since the third quarter of 2007, according to ATTOM Data Solutions. Foreclosure News
Teaching new mortgage lender a lesson backfires on homeowner
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Questions remain: Hospital’s future up in the air after auction sale
ByadminNobody likes to see an abandoned hospital. For residents of Patrick County, having no hospital means at least a 35 mile drive to either Martinsville or Rocky Mount for treatment. Foreclosure News
Housing groups say Deutsche Bank neglected its vacant homes in black, Hispanic areas
ByadminThe exterior of a West Kendall home owned by Deutsche Bank and Ocwen Financial on July 27, 2017. The two corporations are being accused by the National Fair Housing Alliance of not maintaining homes in primarily African-American and Hispanic neighborhoods as efficiently as they maintained homes in primarily white neighborhoods. Foreclosure News
MassHousing names Mounzer M. Aylouche vice president of homeownership programs
ByadminJune 29, 2018 – MassHousing announced today that Mounzer M. Aylouche has been promoted to Vice President of Homeownership Programs. In this newly created role, Aylouche will oversee all aspects of MassHousing's homeownership business, including production, lending operations, and servicing. Foreclosure News