Detroit Home Prices Slide, Foreclosed Properties Dominate Market - Huffington Post

Detroit Home Prices Slide, Foreclosed Properties Dominate Market Huffington Post A new report puts Detroit at the top of a list of the country's worst real estate markets, and home prices seem to still be sliding. Prices fell almost 12 percent for the last year in the metro Detroit area and about 5 percent for the state as a whole. Do We Know If the Housing Market Has Hit Bottom?Wall St. Cheat Sheet all 2 news articles »

Government officials testing plan for foreclosed homes - Lancaster Eagle Gazette

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Government officials testing plan for foreclosed homes Lancaster Eagle Gazette With 3716 of these homes, Ohio ranks seventh on the list of states where the Federal Housing Administration or government-sponsored Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac own foreclosed properties. Converting the houses to rental units might raise the hackles of ... Feds shed foreclosures as rentalsBucyrus Telegraph Forum Foreclosures converted to rentalsFremont News Messenger all 182 news articles »

Bill to speed up foreclosure process gains momentum - Naples Daily News

Bill to speed up foreclosure process gains momentum Naples Daily News The legislation aims to put houses back on the market by expediting the foreclosure process. Florida ranks among the slowest states in processing foreclosed homes. Rep. Evan Jenne, D-Ft. Lauderdale, grilled Passidomo on a section about foreclosing on ... and more »

Home Buying Help in Atlanta - WXIA-TV

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Home Buying Help in Atlanta WXIA-TV The event is friday February 10th and saturday the 11th from 10 am to 7 pm The program is called Neighborhood Lift is being tested in Los Angeles and Atlanta, both cities hit hard by the foreclosure crisis. Walk ins are still allowed and people must ... and more »

Spokane home sales on rise; prices declining - The Spokesman Review

Spokane home sales on rise; prices declining The Spokesman Review But because Spokane has a long list of unsold distressed homes – those in foreclosure and “short sales” by home owners who have no equity – the sales numbers continue to show declines in average and median Spokane County home prices, he noted.