Bankruptcy is a bummer. No one has ever said “OH MAN! I’m so excited to file bankruptcy! It’s going to make everything so awesome!” That being said, sometimes it needs to be done. If you have explored all of the alternatives and have decided to file bankruptcy, it’s important that you know what your options are and how they will impact your existing mortgage, or your future ability to obtain home loan financing.
Bankruptcy Options and How They Affect Your Mortgage
by Amber Hunt on May 17, 2012 in Credit & Debt, Family Focus, Homeowners Tips, Retirement, Saving, Smart Shopper, Taxes
Can Turning Foreclosures into Rentals Help the Housing Market?
by Gabriela Islas on January 27, 2012 in Home Buying, Home Sales
Federal officials are hoping to launch a pilot program allowing investors purchase foreclosed homes in bulk. Some argue that this could help the housing market recover by turning abandoned houses into occupied homes. On the other hand, there are some that say this program could actually hurt the market even more. Do you think this type of programs can help or hurt the housing market?
Housing Market Expected To Dip Further
by Eric Mally on October 31, 2011 in Economic Analysis, Home Sales
The housing market is expected to hit the rock bottom that has been talked about for the past few years in June 2012 according to analysts.
U.S. Home Refinance Program Unveiled
by Eric Mally on October 24, 2011 in Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
President Barack Obama is scheduled to announce new refinancing regulations to help those whose homes are valued less than their mortgage.
Tougher Mortgage Standards On The Way: How Will You Be Affected?
by Eric Mally on October 21, 2011 in Economic Analysis, Mortgage Rates
Two months from now, Freddie and Fannie will be implementing new, more rigid standards for mortgage rate regulation. Will you be affected?
Mortgage Employment On The Rise After 2,000 Jobs Lost Earlier This Year
by Jonathan Slappey on September 8, 2011 in Economic Analysis
More than 2,000 mortgage jobs have been lost this year according 2011 second-quarter reports. However, a recent refinance wave may help numbers pick back up.
Your Rights After Foreclosure
by Jonathan Slappey on August 24, 2011 in Homeowners Tips, Trends
Do you know your rights after foreclosure? Learn the rights of both the borrower who lost the home to foreclosure and the buyer of the foreclosed property.
Short Sale Fraud On The Rise
by Gabriela Islas on July 19, 2011 in Home Sales
Unfortunately, scams are afoot to take advantage of struggling homeowners. Read about how short sale scams work and how to avoid them.
Housing Industry Sees Lowest Home Prices in Nine Years
by Jonathan Slappey on June 3, 2011 in Home Buying
Recent data suggests that prices for homes in metropolitan areas have dropped to the lowest rates since 2002. Tons of unsold homes, numerous foreclosures, and [...]
Watch-It Wednesday: The Long Term Effects of Foreclosure
by Amber Hunt on October 20, 2010 in Credit & Debt, Trends
Quicken Loans Regional Vice President Joel Gurman talks to readers about the long term effects of foreclosure.
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