Is a trustee for a mortgage-in-default considered a debt collector?
Facts: A homebuyer obtains a mortgage secured by a trust deed on their property. The buyer...
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Is California’s foreclosure problem finally behind us?
23,900 foreclosures were completed in California during 2015, a big improvement from recent years.
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California delinquencies diminish, recovery underway
What’s in store for foreclosures and short sales in California? The answer is in the 90-day delinquency rate.
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Accepting partial payments after a default
Understand how a mortgage holder’s receipt of partial payment affects the foreclosure process.
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Redirecting buyers baffled by credit reports
How to guide buyers when credit reports seem to disagree.
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FHA grasps in empty pockets for the American Dream
Bailout is inescapable for the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), as mortgage delinquency rates...
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Batten-down the hatches: home equity loan defaults approach
Home equity lines of credit (HELOC) borrowers are about to collide with reality as the initial...
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Tenants retain rights on FHA foreclosures, and more
To foreclose on a Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-insured mortgage, the lender must notify...
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FHFA’s oscillating resistance to cramdowns
“Halt foreclosures,” is the request of California’s Attorney General (AG) to Fannie Mae and...
Read MoreNegative equity gains and losses
30% of California homeowners owed more on their mortgages in the third quarter of 2011 than their homes were worth, a condition referred to as negative equity. This consists of 2,030,292 homes statewide. [Data courtesy of...
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