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Lenders derail plan to let bankruptcy judges modify mortgages
And now for good mortgage statistics (Los Angeles Times)
Despite the sub-prime crisis, foreclosures are not an issue yet for the vast majority of U.S. homeowners. WASHINGTON -- Just how bad is the foreclosure situation? If you caught summaries of the latest delinquency and foreclosure numbers released by the Mortgage Bankers Assn. of America, you could only conclude: Yikes, it is getting scary out there.
Report: More in S.C. late on mortgage payments (The State)
More S.C. homeowners fell behind in their mortgage payments this spring, while the rate of foreclosures declined slightly compared the first months of the year, a banking group reported today. In the spring, South Carolina remained above the United States in its rates of foreclosures and mortgages behind three months in payments, according a quarterly survey by the American Mortgage Bankers ...
Subprime mortgage woes spread to unexpected place (KATU Portland)
As lending has rapidly gotten more restrictive for borrowers taking out large loans, sales of expensive homes have fallen sharply around the country during what should be one of the busiest seasons for buyers and sellers, mortgage bankers and real estate agents say.
Subprime mortgage woes spreading (Lexington Herald-Leader)
The subprime mortgage crisis is spreading to a somewhat unexpected place: homes costing more than $500,000. As lending has rapidly gotten more restrictive for borrowers taking out large loans, sales of expensive homes have fallen sharply around the country during what should be one of the busiest seasons for buyers and sellers, mortgage bankers and real estate agents say. To some degree the ...
Subprime Mortgage Woes Spreading (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
The subprime mortgage crisis is spreading to a somewhat unexpected place: homes costing more than $500,000. As lending has rapidly gotten more restrictive for borrowers taking out large loans, sales of expensive homes have fallen sharply around the country during what should be one of the busiest seasons for buyers and sellers, mortgage bankers and real estate agents say.