“When I first moved here, it was a beautiful building. It was a jewel,” says Benjamin Warren, a tenant association leader at 1511 Sheridan Avenue in the western Bronx.
Do you really need an escrow account attached to your mortgage? Aren't you capable of remembering when it's time to pay tax and insurance bills? These questions suddenly are more controversial than you might guess. A new program offered by one of the country's highest-volume lenders allows a wide swath of borrowers to say no-thanks…
A Maryland man has pleaded guilty in federal court to his role in a scheme to bilk Connecticut homeowners facing foreclosure out of thousands of dollars by falsely promising to buy their homes and pay off their mortgages. Bradford Barneys, of Odenton, Maryland, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud….
Las Vegas, as we know, was the foreclosure capital of America during the recession. Job losses soared as borrowers throughout the valley fell behind on their mortgage and lost their home to lenders. Foreclosure News
Ligia Giovannoni thought she was doing the right thing. The petite 58-year-old with dark hair and large, dark eyes brought a thick folder of paperwork to her meeting with the Journal on Nov. 15. In it was the deed to her former home at 2145 C St. in Eureka, rental agreements with the women who…
Senate Democrats on Thursday criticized the financial industry backgrounds of President Trump 's nominees for two key banking regulatory positions, arguing they would not protect the interests of average Americans. Sens. Sherrod Brown , Elizabeth Warren and others sharply questioned Joseph Otting, the former chief executive of Pasadena's OneWest Bank, and investment fund manager Randal…
You see the signs everywhere. “We Pay Cash for Houses,” “We Buy Houses, “We Buy Ugly Homes.” Foreclosure News
