McKenna (and Obama) Hype $26 Billion Foreclosure Settlement with Mega Banks - PubliCola

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McKenna (and Obama) Hype $26 Billion Foreclosure Settlement with Mega Banks PubliCola While today's big news about the $26 billion, 49-state settlement with the five mega banks at the center of the home loan and foreclosure debacle that led to the great recession has financial ramifications for Washington State homeowners (thousands of ... Housing deal set to boost US economyFinancial Times Bank Settlement Could Spur More ForeclosuresNorth Country Public Radio Alaska among states to reach $26 billion foreclosure settlementAlaska Dispatch ThirdAge -WBEZ -ABC7Chicago.com all 3,423 news articles »

Wonkbook: Congress hangs back from the good economic news - Washington Post (blog)

Wonkbook: Congress hangs back from the good economic news Washington Post (blog) ... and banks over their foreclosure practices is good news for the economy - but it could actually drag house prices down in the short term if banks start to seize homes again. There are three main economic effects and all of them cut two ways. and more »

Loan Modification Short Sale and Foreclosure Tax Consequences - MarketWatch (press release)

Loan Modification Short Sale and Foreclosure Tax Consequences MarketWatch (press release) 3, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Indicating most homeowners awaiting loan modification approval and contemplating short sale or foreclosure are not aware of all consequences with regard to their decision, San Diego short sale realtor Joy Bender has ... and more »

The Top 12 Reasons Why You Should Hate the Mortgage Settlement - Huffington Post

The Top 12 Reasons Why You Should Hate the Mortgage Settlement Huffington Post While narrowly accurate, this deal is bush league by comparison even though the underlying abuses in both cases have had devastating consequences. The tobacco agreement was pegged as being worth nearly $250 billion over the first 25 years. and more »

Foreclosure watch: A bombshell on mortgage fraud and Fannie Mae - OregonLive.com

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Foreclosure watch: A bombshell on mortgage fraud and Fannie Mae OregonLive.com Wrote one anonymous e-mailer after this story: "Why don't you do an article about the THOUSANDS of people, purposefully NOT paying their mortgages for YEARS with no ramifications other than living FREE off of people like you and me? and more »