Archive for March, 2007

Where can I find data on the number of mortgage deliquencies on a county by county basis, also foreclosures?

Anthony D asked:

I’m trying to track foreclosures and track delinquency rates on mortgages (# of % of people who are late on their mortgage payments). Thanks!!

March 29th, 2007 |

Tags: County Basis, Find Mortgage, Mortgage Payments, Mortgages

How do I find houses for sale from tax foreclosures without paying some service?

Renting & Real Estate 3 Comments »

wildheavenfarm asked:

What state/fedreal agency websites should I go to?

March 24th, 2007 |

Tags: Houses For Sale, Houses Sale, Tax Foreclosures

Heard a report on the radio that 25% of the foreclosures were from speculators?

Renting & Real Estate 3 Comments »

pdooma asked:

People who were flipping houses and whatnot…not Joe Homeowner actually living in the house. What change would that have on the housing market numbers if you took out the speculators?

March 24th, 2007 |

Tags: Flipping Houses, Foreclosures, Housing Market, People

Why are the banks, loan companies, & mortgage companies forcing home owners into foreclosures?

Renting & Real Estate 9 Comments »

Yahoo! Answers Law Enforcement asked:

Wouldn’t those companies make more money if they allowed everyone to keep their house and just lower their payment to something more affordable? Not only would they still be getting some money it would help the mortgage crisis. Correct me if i’m wrong.

March 23rd, 2007 |

Tags: Banks, Loan Companies, Loan Mortgage, Money

Anyone here of Government buying foreclosures and making them Section 8?

Renting & Real Estate 3 Comments »

J M asked:

Dont know if this is country wide but I know here in S FL it has created a huge problem. Anyone hear of the government buying all these foreclosure and making them Section 8? Just wondering if this is countrywide or just our state.
Excuse me I mistyped the subject heading. I meant HEAR OF

March 21st, 2007 |

Tags: Buying Foreclosures, Government Foreclosure, Section 8, Subject Heading

Where can I look at foreclosures in South Florida online?

Renting & Real Estate 2 Comments »

happy asked:

I don’t want to pay for one of those scam sites and I want to look at some homes before I make the trip down to buy… Thanks in advance to anyone who helps!

March 20th, 2007 |

Tags: Foreclosures Florida, South Florida, Thanks In Advance

are foreclosures a scam or can you really purchase a home that way?

Renting & Real Estate 7 Comments »

ktdiamond70 asked:

I don’t have a lot of money to make large monthly payments but I would rather own then rent. So, I was thinking of purchasing a home that is in foreclosure because the monthly payments will be affordable since the dollar amount is lower. Can something like that really be done?

March 20th, 2007 |

Tags: Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Money, Purchasing A Home

Does anyone know how to find foreclosures without paying these websites?

Renting & Real Estate 4 Comments »

oldvarmints asked:

I’m looking for foreclosures in the Yakima, wa area. It seems the only way I can find them is to pay a web site for access to the info on them. My self I thought this was public info and I should be able to see them without paying a private company for the info. Does anyone know how I can access this info with paying for it?

March 17th, 2007 |

Tags: Foreclosures, Private Company, Wa Area, Yakima Wa

Does anyone know the statistics of foreclosures Acorn is responsible for?

Politics 3 Comments »

el perverto asked:

How many people did they help house that later foreclosed?

out of all the foreclosures what percentage can be blamed on ACORN?

March 15th, 2007 |

Tags: Acorn, Foreclosures, How Many People, Statistics

Why didn’t the sub-prime lenders convert ARM’s to a fixed rate to prevent so many foreclosures?

Credit 5 Comments »

Bo Gus asked:

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So, do you mean they would rather foreclose and then sell at a discount instead of taking lower payments?
Greed does not explain it. Where’s the benefit in foreclosing??
If they foreclose they have to sell the prop@ a discount and take a loss. If they convert to fixed rates they take a smaller profit over the long term, but it’s still a profit.

March 13th, 2007 |

Tags: Benefit, Foreclosures, Greed, Sub Prime Lenders

Archive for March, 2007

Where can I find data on the number of mortgage deliquencies on a county by county basis, also foreclosures?

How do I find houses for sale from tax foreclosures without paying some service?

Heard a report on the radio that 25% of the foreclosures were from speculators?

Why are the banks, loan companies, & mortgage companies forcing home owners into foreclosures?

Anyone here of Government buying foreclosures and making them Section 8?

Where can I look at foreclosures in South Florida online?

are foreclosures a scam or can you really purchase a home that way?

Does anyone know how to find foreclosures without paying these websites?

Does anyone know the statistics of foreclosures Acorn is responsible for?

Why didn’t the sub-prime lenders convert ARM’s to a fixed rate to prevent so many foreclosures?

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