Mortgage Foreclosure Statistics Links

Phoenix housing market starting to recover - The Seattle Times

Phoenix housing market starting to recover The Seattle Times Bank-owned property, which made up two-thirds of sales at the May 2009 market trough, now accounts for only one-third, said Alex Villacorta, director of research at the real-estate data company in Truckee, Calif.. Pending foreclosures in Maricopa ... and more »

Dutch Debt Deduction Threat Seen Undermining Stable Investments: Mortgages - Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Dutch Debt Deduction Threat Seen Undermining Stable Investments: Mortgages Bloomberg 26, a 1.2 billion euros transaction called Storm 2012-I , according to data compiled by Bloomberg. For the Dutch, holders of the most mortgage debt as a percentage of gross domestic product, tax breaks on house payments are more than a government ... Dutch Debt Deduction Threat Seen Jeopardizing Market: MortgagesBusinessWeek all 3 news articles »

Old mortgages rise from the dead, haunt homeowners - Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune

Old mortgages rise from the dead, haunt homeowners Chicago Tribune No one collects statistics on wrongful foreclosures or how many people are facing phantom mortgage debts. But as the industry enters its fifth year of unwinding its mortgage morass, consumer groups, homeowner attorneys and foreclosure-fraud ... and more »

6 California Cities Make Top 20 in Forbes Most Miserable List - KTLA

6 California Cities Make Top 20 in Forbes Most Miserable List KTLA Forbes says their equation for making their list includes looking at unemployment and inflation rates, foreclosures, crime statistics, and tax percentages. It appears that California's housing crisis may actually be getting better, or maybe the rest of ... and more »

Banks behaving badly - Patheos (blog)

Banks behaving badly Patheos (blog) No one collects statistics on wrongful foreclosures, or how many people are facing the phantom mortgage debts. But as the industry enters its fifth year of unwinding its mortgage morass, consumer groups, homeowner attorneys and foreclosure-fraud ... and more »