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Housing plan helps 20 pct in Calif, Nev., Ariz.
In California, about 130,000 homeowners have been enrolled in the "Making Home Affordable" loan modification plan, which President Barack Obama unveiled in February.
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Beazer Homes posts profit in fiscal 4th quarter on debt-related gain
Beazer Homes USA said Tuesday it posted a fourth-quarter profit despite a plunge in revenue, thanks to a large gain on the prepayment of debt.
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It's tougher than ever to be a jobless American
Economy It's tougher than ever to be a jobless American Donald Schenk, at his home in Schaumburg, Ill., has been out of work for more than a year.
Top News: Negative Equity Falls in Third Quarter
Year-over-year home values in the United States declined for the 11th consecutive quarter, falling 6.9 percent to a Zillow Home Value Index of $190,400. However, the rate of year-over-year decline shrank for the third quarter in a row, meaning home values did not decline as dramatically year-over-year in the third quarter as they did in the second ...
4 NYC homeowners sue over mortgage program
Four New York City homeowners have filed a lawsuit charging they were denied access to a federal home-refinancing program.
Florida AG Sues Two Companies in Alleged Mortgage Scams
The state is suing two central Florida companies for allegedly scamming homeowners trying to rescue their properties from foreclosure.
Fannie Mae Seeking $15 Billion, Permission to Sell Tax Credits After Loss
Fannie Mae , the mortgage-finance company under federal control, said it will seek $15 billion in U.S. Treasury aid and sell $2.6 billion in unused tax credits after posting its ninth straight quarterly loss.
While foreclosure numbers are still low here compared to harder-hit Boston neighborhoods - and actual foreclosures are likely to be down in 2009 - mortgage payments apparently continue to be a struggle for a significant number of Jamaica Plain residential property owners.
County plans foreclosure workshop
Experts will provide homeowners with step-by-step instructions on what they can do to avert losing their homes.
Foreclosure Rates in Salem Increase
Foreclosure rates in Salem have increased for the month of September over the same period last year, according to First American CoreLogic, the leading collector of national, state and local data on home prices, foreclosure and delinquency activity, real estate sales volume and mortgage loan activity.
Elmira foreclosure rates increase, data collection group says
Foreclosure rates in Elmira have increased for the month of September over the same period last year, according to First American CoreLogic.
Competing contractors join forces to renovate reside
A new Habitat for Humanity house for a family of three in Cape Coral was renovated in three days by 25 contractors and more than 100 people.
Donors give $4,500 to Ontario man following overturned conviction
Twenty-five people have donated about $4,500 to a local man who was released from prison last month after a judge overturned his attempted murder conviction.
Report sees commercial real estate bottom, opportunities
After spending more than a year in suspended animation, the commercial real estate industry is expected to hit bottom in 2010 with a thud.
Holly Sklar: Change Wall Street can believe in
Wall Street is doing to America what private equity firms did to Simmons Bedding and many other productive companies.
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Southwest Florida homebuyers benefiting from federal tax credit
He's scrambled to close on a home in Laurel Lakes, hoping to take advantage of an $8,000 federal tax credit.
A large cloud of confusion has hit consumers trying to make sense of the government's billion-dollar bailout of mortgage guarantors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Jobless: 10 percent is tougher than it used to be
Americans have more than triple the debt they had in 1982, and less than half the savings.
Home-Price Slide Will Continue Through Mid-2010, Pimco's Scott Simon Says
The slump in U.S. housing prices is unlikely to end before the middle of next year, and data showing values are rising is misleading, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.
Barney Frank: Lend jobless a hand
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