Homeownership and the White-Black Wealth Gap
Mark Whitehouse writes editorials on global economics and finance for Bloomberg View. He covered economics for the Wall Street Journal and served as deputy bureau chief in London.
Mark Whitehouse writes editorials on global economics and finance for Bloomberg View. He covered economics for the Wall Street Journal and served as deputy bureau chief in London.
Kenneth R. Harney of the Washington Post Writers Group is a past member of the Federal Reserve Board's Consumer Advisory Council and is currently on the board of directors of the National Association of Real Estate Editors. Reach him at [email protected]. Foreclosure News
Garner & Associates, on behalf of their client Patricia Flynn, a longtime Sacramento resident and former Chops Steakhouse owner, filed an action for wrongful foreclosure against Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Chops Steakhouse was a popular Sacramento destination frequented by California's top political and business leaders and a top fundraising choice for candidates. Over its fourteen…
The events which led to the foreclosure era are indeed tragic. People lost jobs, companies streamlined their staff and globalization removed many traditional U.S. industries. Foreclosure News
“Everyone who lives in this country deserves affordable housing, protection from unfair evictions, freedom from discrimination, and the right to safe and well-maintained homes.” Here's an experiment: If you're not downtown as you read this, go there now and find some homeless people. Foreclosure News
Foreclosure activity increased last month in the Colorado Springs area, but foreclosure trends continue to point in the right direction, according to El Paso County Public Trustee Tom Mowle. The Trustee's Office sent out 82 foreclosure notices in September to county property owners, up 26.2 percent over the same month last year. Foreclosure News
A modernistic, mint-colored house at 1845 Deslonde Street in the Lower 9th Ward was on sale Wednesday for $ 85,000. It was listed as a bank foreclosure, which usually means the former owner couldn't pay the mortgage, so the bank took over the property and is selling it off at market value. Foreclosure News