Signs the American Sheeple are Beginning to Wake Up, Hopefully...

By Mike Stathis

 As the U.S. economy continues reveal its true colors now that the economic stimulus…

Thursday, July 28, 2011, 10:57am

Facing…

Brooksville, Florida -- Imagine coming back to your home after being away a few weeks and finding the locks changed and the home trashed. That's what happened to Chris Boudreau of Brooksville.

Boudreau showed us the home, which was stripped bare.

Walking through the living room, he tells us "I used to have a couch, a sofa, a couple of end tables, a TV, DVD  player, tapes and cabinet... but  they are now gone."

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NEWS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Salem, MA

June 29th, 2011

Contact:

Kevin Harvey, 1st Assistant Register

978-542-1724

kevin.harvey@sec.state.ma.us

Marie McDonnell, President, McDonnell Property Analytics, Inc.

508-694-6866

marie@mcdonnellanalytics.com

Southern Essex Registry of Deeds Audit Reveals That 75% of Assignments of Mortgage…

Fri, 06/03/2011 - 9:12am

BABBITT, MINN.- “I walked through our kitchen area and there was a bright glow. It got my attention immediately,” said Gary Vogt, owner of the Northern Lights Lodge & Resort. The bright glow Vogt saw was the massive fire burning at the Timber Wolf Lodge near Babbitt early Thursday morning.

“When I got there, all that was standing was a…

Bank of America began 107 years ago in San Francisco as Bank of Italy. It was founded to help immigrants who could not get bank accounts in other banks. Today, it is the largest bank holding company in America and the second largest bank by market capitalization, which means the share price times the number of shares that have been purchased in a publicly traded company. It has branches in 150 countries and “relationships” with almost every major company in the world. It is the fifth largest…

(Reuters) - The Obama administration wants to help more struggling Americans stay in their homes by reducing the amount they owe on their troubled mortgages, a top…

Saturday, June 04, 2011, 3:00 PM

Oregon's topsy-turvy foreclosure ride has taken a few more rolls in recent weeks as one large lender filed a flurry of new foreclosure starts, bucking a national trend.



Nationally, newly launched foreclosure actions dropped 14 percent in April, according to Realty Trac Inc.



Not in…

And no real explanation either...

Jun 2, 2011

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Foreclosures will continue to be handled by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office after the Illinois House rejected a bill in the final hours of the recently ended legislative session that would have allowed banks to choose private firms.…

The news landed with a thud on front doorsteps all over America: Home values are falling again, in a dreaded "double dip." If you want to know…

A settlement between a coalition of federal and state agencies and banks over foreclosure practices will come in a “matter of weeks,” Shaun Donovan, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, told the Los Angeles Times.

Donovan’s agency is involved in the negotiations with the banks, which also…

Published: Tuesday, May 31, 2011, 3:15 PM     Updated: Tuesday, May 31, 2011, 4:18 PM

A bid by major financial institutions to retroactively waive Oregon recording requirements blocking foreclosure sales appears in jeopardy but will get at least one more day, a legislative leader says.



The Oregon House Judiciary…

Men inform cops, break into foreclosed house

The Tennessee General Assembly is moving closer toward reducing the number of newspaper notices lenders are required to run before foreclosing on a home.

State Sen. Jack Johnson, R-Franklin, and State Rep. Jimmy Matlock, R-Lenoir, filed companion bills that originally sought to reduce the required…

OAKLAND, Calif.,  May 5, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --The seven-member California Senate Banking Committee rejected SB 729 yesterday, a simple bill designed to reduce wrongful foreclosures and hold banks and servicers accountable for wrongdoing.

The Rest of the Story...…

In some cases, banks are repossessing luxury homes. In others, owners are walking away from million-dollar mortgages.

The view from Nicolas Cage's former home in Las Vegas Ronda Churchill/Bloomberg

By John Gittelsohn…

ForeclosureWarehouse.com recently reported that in April, the top five states with more foreclosure opportunities were California, Florida, Colorado, Arizona, and Georgia. From March to April, only Florida saw a decrease at -12.07 percent in foreclosures. California foreclosures increased 4.95 percent, Colorado was up 13.98 percent, Arizona was up 11.96 percent, and Georgia was up 7.22 percent.

Borrowers lost 1.67 million homes in 2010 as some 27 percent of U.S. mortgage holders were…

http://www.baycitizen.org/housing/story/angry-homeowners-arrested/