As anniversaries go, it's not much of one to celebrate, but this year the foreclosure crisis marks its tenth year. Since Mid-2007, more than 7.8 million homes have been foreclosed according to a new retrospective, published by CoreLogic, on the ten-year rise and fall of the cycle.
Don Roberts, mayor, chats with Edgerton residents Pat and Dee Marcus on January 18 at Edgerton City Hall. Staff photo by Rick Poppitz Rick Poppitz Special to The Gardner News Pat and Denise Marcus have been married for 29 years. Foreclosure News
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Last week, Florida's Fifth DCA and Second DCA issued two seminal opinions; Klebanoff v. Bank of N.Y. Mellon , and Huntington National Bank v. Foreclosure News
Florida's First District Court of Appeal, in Rigby v. Bank of New York Mellon , Case No. Foreclosure News
The Credit Union of Colorado has revived a loan product that disappeared following the housing crash a decade ago – the zero-down conventional mortgage. Reaction to its return will likely range from first-time homebuyers wondering what took so long to survivors of the foreclosure crisis asking why did they awaken a financial beast better left…
The Weekly brought you the story of 100-year-old Sydney Henderson a few weeks ago. Here's a fast recap: In 1998, Henderson took out a reverse mortgage with Wells Fargo on her tiny condo at Hacienda Carmel, a senior living community. Foreclosure News
