Michigan agrees to foreclosure settlement - The Detroit News

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Michigan agrees to foreclosure settlement The Detroit News By Brian J. O'Connor Checks for as much as $2000 could be headed to Michigan residents who wrongly lost their homes to foreclosure between 2008 and 2011, Attorney General Bill Schuette announced Tuesday. The state should get more than half a billion ... Ariz., Mich., Fla., set to join foreclosure deal, leaving a few holdouts ...Washington Post Michigan Signs up for Foreclosure SettlementWILX-TV Michigan to share in mortgage industry settlement of foreclosure complaintsMichigan Radio all 778 news articles »

Michigan, others join foreclosure abuse deal - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

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Michigan, others join foreclosure abuse deal Sault Ste. Marie Evening News Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said Tuesday he will sign a multi-state settlement with five banks to resolve wrongful foreclosure charges and provide as much as $200 million to troubled homeowners. By Anonymous The Associated Press Arizona, ... AG Schuette Joins 40 AGs In Foreclosure Settlement To Help Housing Crisis and ...LoanSafe More US states to join foreclosure-abuse dealKPHO Phoenix Tennessee is among states participating in foreclosure deal with five top lendersMemphis Commercial Appeal Las Vegas Review - Journal -Deseret News all 479 news articles »

Obama's swing-state foreclosure campaign burden - Politico

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Obama's swing-state foreclosure campaign burden Politico Four of the biggest battlegrounds — Michigan, Florida, California and Nevada — are among the top 10 states with the highest foreclosure rates. Ohio, central to every presidential campaign, is ranked at number 11. And the news isn't much better in ...

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

Detroit Home Prices Slide, Foreclosed Properties Dominate Market Huffington Post The report also shows sales of distressed homes acquired by banks after foreclosures rose to nearly 10 percent in the last quarter to 51.8 of total sales in Detroit. The study predicts that this market domination by previously foreclosed homes will ... and more »

Rosenblum: Hey, Peter Max lovers: Did you paint this car? - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Rosenblum: Hey, Peter Max lovers: Did you paint this car? Minneapolis Star Tribune Mullen, 55, is a court officer in Detroit, Mich., who evicts people whose homes are in foreclosure. So imagine his surprise when he opened up a garage and found a 1961 Citroën parked beside five other European sports cars. This wasn't just any 1961 ...