Category Archives: Foreclosure Statistics

Do Banks Need Original Docs to Foreclose? NC Court Decides

ShareMany banks have proceeded with foreclosures without original signatures and documents.  Their actions have caused much debate among law makers and home owners if this process is legal or not.  The North Carolina Supreme Court has heard arguments from attorneys … Continue reading

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2011 Predicted to be peak of foreclosure crisis

ShareMany people are hoping for a housing market rebound after the market crash began in 2007.  Foreclosures have been abound the last three years, however it looks like 2011 could be the worst yet. That’s not good news for a … Continue reading

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North Carolina Foreclosures Up in 2010

ShareThe Winston Salem Journal has reported that 2010 is becoming a record year for North Carolina foreclosures.  Several consumer advocacy groups are reporting the NC foreclosure filings could set a record, but eight counties have already broken annual records.  The … Continue reading

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Bank of America is Back to Foreclosures

ShareAfter announcing last week, that they would put a halt on all foreclosures, Bank of America is back to foreclosures in the 23 states where judges preceded.  After reviewing their foreclosure procedures, they decided they had done no wrong other than paperwork errors. … Continue reading

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Bank of America Halts Foreclosure Sales

ShareThe AP has reported that Bank of America will halt foreclosure sales in all 50 states due to bank employees signing foreclosure documents without verifying information.  Last week they announced they would stop foreclosure REO sales in 23 states, but … Continue reading

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