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Woman’s foreclosure nightmare: ‘Like a black hole’
Dec 13, 2010State prosecutors from all 50 states are investigating the country’s largest banks, to learn whether they have been foreclosing on thousands of Americans improperly. The banks say they do not seize people’s houses without justification. But NPR has uncovered a case that might suggest otherwise. In fact, the homeowner in this case was actually the victim of a scam run by one of the bank’s very own employees. But despite that, the bank moved to foreclose anyway.
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The validity of securitization, redux
Dec 13, 2010 -
BofA, the MBS unwind, and the other side of the coin
Dec 06, 2010 -
John Taylor: Foreclosures are the mortal enemy to economic recovery
Nov 29, 2010 -
BarCap: MERS foreclosure issues may be spreading to commercial real estate
Oct 26, 2010 -
HUD Secretary: Foreclosure problems not “systemic”
Oct 20, 2010 -
A little bit of sanity, please
Oct 18, 2010 -
JPMorgan Chase drops MERS as foreclosure agent, still uses system
Oct 13, 2010 -
Marin County borrowers unite against mortgage firms
Oct 07, 2010 -
GMAC Mortgage denies foreclosure fraud as Ohio AG files lawsuit
Oct 06, 2010 -
The importance of getting it right the first time
Oct 04, 2010 -
Monday morning cup of coffee
Oct 04, 2010