One group of homeowners continues to be behind on their mortgage payments, which could threaten the strength of certain U.S. real-estate markets.
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These Are the Cities With the Biggest Share of Homeowners in Danger of Foreclosure
One group of homeowners continues to be behind on their mortgage payments, which could threaten the strength of certain U.S. real-estate markets.
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CoreLogic: Georgia homes average $24K annual equity gain
The rise in equity could help stave off foreclosures because homeowners can tap into that equity and sell their home, unlike during the 2008 financial crisis when many homeowners found themselves underwater in their mortgage, according to CoreLogic.
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Door Is Shut to Millions of American Homeowners in Need of Mortgage Relief as Pandemic Enters Year 2
Some 14.5 million single-family home loans are privately owned, with no federal backing, and occupy a gray area when it comes to government programs delaying foreclosure proceedings and granting payment forbearance.
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A Happier New Year: Eviction, Foreclosure Freeze Extended Into 2021 for Lucky Few
Many renters and homeowners won’t lose the roof over their heads at the end of the year as the eviction and foreclosure moratoriums have been extended.
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Serious delinquencies up, despite strong housing demand
Four months into the pandemic, the 120-day delinquency rate for July spiked to 4.1%, the highest rate in more than 21 years and double the December 2009 Great Recession peak.
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Caution: A Housing Crisis Could Be Coming for These 10 Cities
With no end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic and the job losses it has wrought, millions of U.S. homeowners are behind on their mortgage payments.
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Millions Are House-Rich but Cash-Poor. Wall Street Landlords Are Ready.
Hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic are likely to force a lot of sales and create new renters. It is a potential bonanza for rental-home investors.
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