Bush subprime plan helps 1.2M
February 15th, 2008The Bush administration foreclosure relief plan could help 1.2 million distressed homeowners. (Go To Article: cnn.com)
The Bush administration foreclosure relief plan could help 1.2 million distressed homeowners. (Go To Article: cnn.com)
Subprime borrowers may get lower rates but they were paying more before and will still pay more than prime borrowers. (Go To Article: cnn.com)
Foreclosures cause taxes drop in several ways.
Foreclosures hurt other homeowners by causing home values to fall and an increase in crime. (Go To Article: cnn.com)
The Stutzman bought a home for $119,000 in April, 2006. They had a $97,000 adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) at 8.75% and a second mortgage for $24,290 at 12.875% with payments about $1,250. Due to health problems requiring an unpaid leave they fell behind on their payments. Countrywide converted the ARM to a fixed rate mortgage at 8.75% and the second mortgage was forgiven which reduced their monthly payments to $785 which they could afford. (Go To Article: cnn.com)
Foreclosures in Cleveland’s Slavic Village were followed by an increase in crime. (Go To Article: cnn.com)
The median single-family house price in the United States decreased 2% to $220,800 but Condo prices increased 2% to $226,900 for the three months ended September 30, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). (Go To Article: cnn.com)
Eichlers homes, built by Joseph Eichler from 1940 to 1970 are popular today for their floor-to-ceiling windows and open floor plans for kitchen and family rooms. (Go To Article: mercurynews.com)
Prices are down in 2007 but doubled between 2001 and 2006 in many markets so most homeowners are still up. (Go To Article: mercurynews.com)
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