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California's Solo Mortgage Probe Complicated by 2008 Deal - BusinessWeek

California's Solo Mortgage Probe Complicated by 2008 Deal BusinessWeek 6 deadline to join a proposed multistate agreement over foreclosure practices said to be worth as much as $25 billion if California joins, Harris has said she won't sign onto a deal blocking her from investigating whether the five largest US mortgage ... and more »

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Two Real Estate Powerhouses Unite to Offer Information, Capital PR Urgent (press release) ... and quickly understand its unique value proposition of offering secured revolving foreclosure lines of credit as well as low-cost bridge loans on commercial properties located within the Western United States. Los Angeles, California (February 3, ...

Foreclosures Draw Private Equity as U.S. Selling 200000 Homes: Mortgages - Bloomberg

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Foreclosures Draw Private Equity as U.S. Selling 200000 Homes: Mortgages Bloomberg Enlarge image Foreclosures Foreclosures Joe Raedle/Getty Images Renzo Salazar maintains the yard around a foreclosed home after the bank hired him to keep the home from falling into complete dilapidation, on Nov. 10, 2011 in Miami. and more »

A homeowner who fought foreclosure and won - Kansas City Star

A homeowner who fought foreclosure and won Kansas City Star Even getting as far as she has is notable, experts said, because it is difficult to get a foreclosure rescinded. That is particularly the case in states such as California, where the foreclosure process is streamlined and largely unfolds outside of ... and more »

Foreclosures Draw Private Equity as US - BusinessWeek

Foreclosures Draw Private Equity as US BusinessWeek 31 (Bloomberg) -- Private equity firms are jumping into distressed housing as the US government plans to market 200000 foreclosed homes as rentals to speed up the economic recovery. GTIS Partners will spend $1 billion by 2016 acquiring single-family ... and more »