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Facing foreclosure is a distressing situation. But you don't have to allow the situation to become out of hand. Our team of short sale experts understands how complicated your situation can be.
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Facing foreclosure is a distressing situation. But you don't have to allow the situation to become out of hand. Our team of short sale experts understands how complicated your situation can be.
Don't settle for a foreclosure call center or someone who isn't a short sale expert.
You deserve personal and professional attention when it comes to you and your home.
Choose the experts at Tampa Bay Short Sales to answer all your questions one on one.
We live and work in the Tampa Bay area.
Our team personally handles the sale and purchase of your home from start to finish.
We know Tampa Bay homes and will get your home sold— and stop your foreclosure— FAST.
Upside down on your home equity? Behind on mortgage payments? No problem! We buy homes. Contact us for a cash offer today! It doesn't matter how upside down on your loan you are. It doesn't matter how far behind on your mortgage payments you are, or if you have two mortgages. Job Loss? Divorce? Medical Issues? Moving out of State? If you owe more than your house is worth, or can not afford to continue making your mortgage payments, we can help. We can get you out of your home, and you pay NO FEES and NO CLOSING COSTS! CONTACT OUR TEAM FOR AN OFFER TO PURCHASE YOUR HOME WITHIN 24 HOURS!
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Should I short sale my home?
Ask yourself these questions.
Can you afford to keep your home?
Is the change in your financial situation a matter of only weeks, months or longer? You may be able to postpone or make partial payments for a few months by contacting your lender. If you have become permanently unemployed, disabled or are facing other long term economic hardship, it is best to address reality sooner rather than later. You will have more choices by addressing the problem early rather than waiting.
Do you want to keep your home?
Employment changes, marital status, health problems, and other life events often turn a desirable home into a nagging problem. Be sure to evaluate your current situation and home to determine if the property is still best for you and your family.
Can you afford your other financial commitments?
Short sales can be a great choice for those looking to avoid bankruptcy or planning to restructure current debt.
Are you unable to refinance or obtain a loan modification?
As a result of sharply declining property values, many homeowners may be unable to qualify for a loan modification or refinance their existing mortgage. There are programs available for refinancing and modification, and these programs have different requirements for home values and income. Contact your lender for details. Keep in mind that when your monthly payment amount is adjusted, you will still be required to make payments on time.
Do you owe more on the home than it is worth?
Today’s declining real estate values coupled with adjustable interest rate loans have created a situation where many homeowners owe more than the fair market value of their home. Determine what is important to you. Will you be able to pay down a high mortgage while saving for retirement, your children’s education, unexpected emergencies, and other household expenses?
Do you want to avoid repairing your home in order to sell?
Nothing is worse than spending money in order to sell a property just to lose money. Tampa Bay Short Sales routinely purchases properties in “as is” condition saving you the hassle and financial burden required to sell your home with the traditional approach.
Do you need to sell relatively quickly?
Because of the current recession, there is an abundance of inventory for buyers to choose from. If you need to sell, you must set the price competitively and move quickly to position your home to sell rapidly. Although a short sale doesn’t happen overnight they usually sell much faster than a regular MLS listing in today’s current market.
Is the change in your financial situation a matter of only weeks, months or longer? You may be able to postpone or make partial payments for a few months by contacting your lender. If you have become permanently unemployed, disabled or are facing other long term economic hardship, it is best to address reality sooner rather than later. You will have more choices by addressing the problem early rather than waiting.
Do you want to keep your home?
Employment changes, marital status, health problems, and other life events often turn a desirable home into a nagging problem. Be sure to evaluate your current situation and home to determine if the property is still best for you and your family.
Can you afford your other financial commitments?
Short sales can be a great choice for those looking to avoid bankruptcy or planning to restructure current debt.
Are you unable to refinance or obtain a loan modification?
As a result of sharply declining property values, many homeowners may be unable to qualify for a loan modification or refinance their existing mortgage. There are programs available for refinancing and modification, and these programs have different requirements for home values and income. Contact your lender for details. Keep in mind that when your monthly payment amount is adjusted, you will still be required to make payments on time.
Do you owe more on the home than it is worth?
Today’s declining real estate values coupled with adjustable interest rate loans have created a situation where many homeowners owe more than the fair market value of their home. Determine what is important to you. Will you be able to pay down a high mortgage while saving for retirement, your children’s education, unexpected emergencies, and other household expenses?
Do you want to avoid repairing your home in order to sell?
Nothing is worse than spending money in order to sell a property just to lose money. Tampa Bay Short Sales routinely purchases properties in “as is” condition saving you the hassle and financial burden required to sell your home with the traditional approach.
Do you need to sell relatively quickly?
Because of the current recession, there is an abundance of inventory for buyers to choose from. If you need to sell, you must set the price competitively and move quickly to position your home to sell rapidly. Although a short sale doesn’t happen overnight they usually sell much faster than a regular MLS listing in today’s current market.
Tampa Bay Short Sales is the BEST choice for selling your home in today's complicated real estate market. Why choose Tampa Bay Short Sales?
- Our AWARD WINNING team includes the best short sale Realtors, negotiators, title agents, and investment management in the Tampa Bay Area, with extensive experience in the complex Tampa real estate market.
- Our team is partnered with one of Florida's Top Real Estate Attorneys.
- Our investment portfolio allows us to submit an offer to your bank RIGHT AWAY.
You don't have to wait three months, six months, or more for an offer to come along to begin your short sale. - Our unique process includes THE BEST options for selling your home in the current market.
- Tampa Bay Short Sales offers complete homeowner protection, in writing and in easy to understand plain language.
- All Realtor fees, commissions, and closing costs are paid for you. You can sell your home at no cost to you.
- We provide real estate listing, selling, buying, and closing services as a bundled product, allowing homeowners to meet the strict time frames and requirements of lenders during the short sale process.
- Tampa Bay Short Sales is not a "foreclosure rescue" company that charges up-front fees or retainers. There are no charges or fees for any homeowners, and our team is comprised of veteran Realtors, negotiators, and management.
Call and speak with our team today for more information.
Nationwide Business and Real Estate Headlines
Monday February 8, 2010
Leslie Berkman, The Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
More than 126,000 homes in Inland Southern California received a foreclosure-related notice last year, which was about seven times as many as in 2006 but only 12 percent more than in 2008.
Danielle Gaines, Merced Sun-Star Staff Writer
One out of 10. That's how many properties in Merced County got foreclosure filings last year.
Dawn Wotapka, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
It’s been a brutal year for foreclosure activity and there’s “no end in sight,” says Rick Sharga, senior vice president of RealtyTrac.
Venessa Wong, BusinessWeek Staff Writer
When 2009 began, millions of American homeowners hoped that the worst of the real estate crisis was behind them. They were wrong.
Lynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure actions shattered all records in 2009 and will do so again this year, with unemployment and wage cuts overcoming programs to remedy failing home loans, RealtyTrac said on Thursday.
ie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings increased 14% in December from November, the first monthly increase since foreclosure activity peaked in July, according to a RealtyTrac report out Thursday.
Greta Guest, Detroit Free Press Business Writer
Foreclosure filings in Michigan jumped last year even with a freeze on foreclosures, suggesting that 2010 could be another rough year in a state where one out of every 38 households is in foreclosure.
Allison Schaefers, Honolulu Star-Bulletin Staff Writer
A triple-digit increase in December foreclosures transformed Hawaii into a top 10 state for foreclosure activity and pushed monthly and year-end totals to their highest level since 2005.
Laurent Belsie, Staff Writer
A record 2.8 million US properties were served with foreclosure filings in 2009. This year, it could be even worse as a new wave of homeowners falls into delinquency.
Laurent Belsie, Christian Science Monitor Staff Writer
In November, for the fourth month in a row, the number of foreclosure filings in the United States declined -- an 8 percent drop from October, according to RealtyTrac.
Phyllis Furman, Daily News Business Writer
With city unemployment at 10.3%, the number of New Yorkers at risk of losing their homes surged 85% in November compared with November of last year, according to RealtyTrac.
Kimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Florida bumped California in November to earn the No. 2 rank nationally for the rate of foreclosures, according to a report to be released today by Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in the U.S. will reach a record for the second consecutive year with 3.9 million notices sent to homeowners in default, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
Mark B. Bradley
You will find dozens of Internet sites with foreclosure listing, but RealtyTrac is by far the closest to being a representative of the Web 2.0.
Renae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
Bank repossessions of homes in the Washington area declined last month but are on pace to surpass last year's total in most parts of the region by the end of the year, according to RealtyTrac.
Leslie Berkman, Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
Inland Southern California, reeling from failed mortgages, ranked fourth in the nation last month in the rate of all foreclosure activity, anccording to RealtyTrac.
Joseph Pisani, CNBC News Associate
Foreclosure rates fell for the third consecutive month in October, but remained sharply higher than a year ago, according to RealtyTrac.
J.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
Foreclosure filings are still up 19 percent from a year ago, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
Could the foreclosure plague be ending? Foreclosure filings were down 3% in October, the third consecutive month-over-month dip, according to RealtyTrac, the online seller of foreclosed homes.
Francine Knowles, Chicago Sun-Times Staff Writer
Illinois posted the third-highest state total of homes receiving foreclosure filings last month, RealtyTrac's latest report shows.
Lynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. home foreclosure filings slowed in October for a third straight month, but rising unemployment will spur another record year of failing mortgages in 2010, RealtyTrac said.
Tom Bayles & Aaron Kessler, Herald Tribune Staff Writers
Foreclosure filings in the Sunshine State last month dropped for the first time since July 2006.
Allison Schaefers, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
Hawaii foreclosures rose in October to their third highest total of the year, more than doubling from the prior year, according to data released today by the online foreclosure marketplace RealtyTrac.
Ilyce Glink, CBS Money Watch.com Staff Writer
For the third month in a row, the number of foreclosures decreased slightly. Is the tide of foreclosures turning? Not really. It’s more like a temporary lull.
Annie Baxter, Minnesota Public Radio
Rick Sharga, and executive at the housing data firm RealtyTrac, said tax credit was a necessary measure for stabilizing the housing market.
Paul Wiseman, USA TODAY Staff Writer
Foreclosures fell for the third-consecutive month in October, another sign the worst of the housing crisis may be past.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings surpassed 300,000 for an eighth straight month as unemployment made it tougher for homeowners to pay their bills, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
Alan J. Heavens, Inquirer Real Estate Writer
Foreclosure filings rose 5 percent nationally in the third quarter to the highest three-month rate in almost five years, RealtyTrac Inc., of Irvine, Calif., reported yesterday.
Barbara Kiviat, TIME Magazine Staff Writer
TIME's Barbara Kiviat spoke with Rick Sharga, vice president of RealtyTrac, a firm that counts foreclosures, to find out what we might expect with home sales and prices moving forward.
Jon Prior, Housing Wire Staff Writer
Foreclosures are beginning to flare up in suburban and secondary metro markets for Q309, according to a report from RealtyTrac.
United Press International
Foreclosures fell in five of the top ten markets for distressed sales during the third quarter, but new foreclosure hot spots cropped up in unlikely Western markets, according to RealtyTrac.
National Mortgage Professional Magazine
RealtyTrac released its Q3 2009 Metropolitan Foreclosure Market Report, showing that foreclosure rates spreading to new metros in several states.
Nancy Cook, NEWSWEEK Staff Writer
"We're not out of the woods yet," says Rick Sharga, RealtyTrac's senior vice president.
Allison Schaefers, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
Honolulu's foreclosure rate of one filing per every 282 households was ranked No. 133 out of 203 metros, according to the latest report released today from RealtyTrac, an online foreclosure marketplace.
Muhammed El-Hasan, Daily Breeze Business Writer
A swath of Southern California that includes Los Angeles, Long Beach and Santa Ana saw a higher number of homes in the foreclosure process in the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
Nick Timiraos, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
Five cities that rank in the top 10 foreclosure markets saw the number of properties with foreclosure filings decline, according to the latest report from RealtyTrac.
Lisa Scherzer, Smart Money Staff Writer
Some new foreclosure hot spots are emerging, giving the old standbys some company, according to RealtyTrac.
Laurent Belsie, Christian Science Monitor Staff Writer
Reno-Sparks, Nev., broke into the Top 10 foreclosure metros in the third quarter, according to a RealtyTrac.
Steve Green, Las Vegas Sun Staff Writer
RealtyTrac reported Nevada led the nation in the percentage of housing units receiving foreclosure filings in September and the third quarter.
Jason Hidalgo, Reno Gazette-Journal Staff Writer
Reno-Sparks posted a foreclosure-related activity rate of one in every 37 housing units during the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
Julianne Pepitone, CNNMoney.com StaffRreporter
RealtyTrac released its list of cities with the biggest foreclosure problems during the third quarter.
Julianne Pepitone, CNNMoney.com Staff Reporter
While foreclosure rates are easing in some of the hardest-hit cities, the crisis is beginning to expand into new metro areas.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg Staff Writer
Las Vegas had the highest U.S. foreclosure rate in the third quarter, followed by cities in California and Florida, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
Lynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. mortgage defaults ebbed in some hard-hit cities in the third quarter, real estate data company RealtyTrac said.
USA TODAY
Despite an overall increase in foreclosures, some metro areas are seeing rates decrease and other areas developing into trouble spots.
Barbara Hansen, Julia Schmalz and Juan Thomassie, USA TODAY
Home foreclosures increased 22.5% in third quarter 2009 vs. third quarter 2008.
Karen O'Shea, SIlive.com Staff Writer
One in every 251 homes in the borough was in foreclosure during the third quarter, according to a report released today by RealtyTrac, which also posted the highest-ever quarterly number of foreclosures nationwide.
Alexa Welch, Richmond Times-Dispatch Staff Writer
Foreclosure activity in Virginia rose 4.1 percent from July through September from the same period a year ago, according to a RealtyTrac report being released this morning.
Tom Bayles, Herald Tribune Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in Sarasota County spiked by 50 percent in September, even as an end-of-summer lull continued in Manatee and Charlotte counties, According to RealtyTrac.
Allison Schaefers, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
Maui's foreclosure rate surpassed the national level in September and activity on Maui and Kauai overtook the nation during the third quarter, according to data released today from RealtyTrac.
Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
Despite concerted government-led and lender-supported efforts to prevent foreclosures, the number of filings hit a record high in the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
Alan Zibel, Associated Press Staff Writer
The foreclosure crisis affected nearly 938,000 properties in the July-September quarter, compared with about 890,000 in the prior three months, according to a report released Thursday by RealtyTrac Inc.
Ellen Yan, Newsday Staff Writer
Long Island's foreclosure-related filings for the third quarter shot up more than the national average compared to the same period last year, according to RealtyTrac, an online market for foreclosed homes.
Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings were reported on 937,840 properties in the third quarter, an increase of nearly 23% from the third quarter of 2008, according to a report today by RealtyTrac.
Monica Hatcher Miami Herald Staff Writer
Foreclosures in Miami-Dade County surged 94 percent in September compared to a year ago, according to RealtyTrac.
Greta Guest, Detroit Free Press Business Writer
Michigan foreclosure activity rose 22% in the third quarter, putting it in the top 10 for foreclosure activity, according to RealtyTrac data released today.
Mary Shanklin, Orlando Sentinel Staff Writer
The number of homes entering foreclosure increased 2 percent nationally from the second to third quarter but fell 6 percent in Florida, according to RealtyTrac.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings climbed to a record in the third quarter as lenders seized more properties from delinquent borrowers, according to RealtyTrac Inc.
Lynn Adler, Associated Press Staff Writer
U.S. mortgage foreclosure filings in August hovered near July's record high despite broad efforts to keep borrowers in their homes and will probably rise for another year, according to RealtyTrac.
Jason Hidalgo, Reno Gazette-Journal Staff Writer
Washoe saw foreclosure-related activity rise by 25 percent from July, fueled by a 46 percent jump in notices of default in August, according to the latest monthly report from RealtyTrac.
Renae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
RealtyTrac counted 358,471 foreclosure filings nationally, which can range from default notices to bank repossessions.
Anna Marie Kukec, Daily Herald Staff Writer
RealtyTrac is reporting a 22-percent year-to-year increase in foreclosures in Illinois during August. The state remains in the top 10 nationally.
Daniel Taub, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
A total of 358,471 properties received a default or auction notice or were seized last month, according to data provider RealtyTrac Inc.
Brian Wargo, Las Vegas Sun Staff Writer
California-based RealtyTrac reported the 4,563 home repossessions in Nevada in July were the most in the state’s history and pushed overall filings up 4 percent compared with June.
Debra Gruszecki, Desert Sun Staff Writer
The foreclosure crisis continued to deepen in California in the first half of the year, with the Coachella Valley recording a 68 percent rise in activity compared to the same period in 2008.
Bret Yager, Hawaii Tribune-Herald Staff Writer
Kailua, Kona had 78 foreclosure filings in July, which represents one home out of every 200, according to the Mainland-based research firm RealtyTrac.
Jeff Swiatek, IndyStar.com Staff Writer
Lenders carried out 5,186 foreclosure filings last month in Indiana, an 8.4 percent upswing from the same month last year, according to a report from RealtyTrac.
Charissa Che, WPIX.com Staff Writer
New Jersey's recent good news led many to celebrate too soon: statistics for the first six months of the year showed that foreclosures were down, even given a high unemployment rate.
Paul Owers, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Staff Writer
Broward County continues to be one of Florida's hardest-hit areas when it comes to foreclosure, but the problem isn't nearly as severe in Palm Beach County.
Thomas Grillo, Boston Herald Staff Writer
The number of Bay State homes in foreclosure soared by 43 percent in July compared to the same month last year, according to a new report from RealtyTrac.
Lisa Fleisher, The Star-Ledger Staff Writer
Home foreclosure filings in New Jersey increased more than 21 percent during the first half of this year compared with last year.
Sandra Guy, Sun-Times Staff Writer
Illinois had 14,524 foreclosure filings in July, a 35 percent increase from June, according to a report issued Thursday by RealtyTrac.
Alan Zibel, Associated Press Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings were up 32 percent from the same month last year, RealtyTrac Inc.
Renae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
RealtyTrac counted 360,149 foreclosure filings nationally, which can range from default notices to bank repossessions. That was up 7 percent from June and 32 percent from July 2008.
Nick Timiraos, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
The weak U.S. economy isn’t doing the housing market any favors. Foreclosure filings increased by 7% in July from the previous month, according to data out Thursday from RealtyTrac.
Reno Gazette-Journal Staff Writers
Nevada registered the highest rate of foreclosures in the nation in July, holding the dubious distinction for the 31st consecutive month, according to RealtyTrac.
Charlie Herman, ABC News
RealtyTrac will report Thursday that a record 360,149 homeowners received a foreclosure filing in July, up 7 percent from the previous month and up 32 percent from a year ago.
Lynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
Foreclosure activity jumped 7 percent in July from June and 32 percent from a year earlier as one in every 355 households with a loan got a foreclosure filing, according to RealtyTrac.
Mary Shanklin, Orlando Sentinel Staff Writer
"Although Orlando — and Florida — still have a high foreclosure rate, it's not as high as it was," said Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac spokesman.
By Tom Bayles & Aaron Kessler, Herald Tribune Staff Writers
July foreclosure statistics provided on Wednesday by California's RealtyTrac Inc. provided few signs that things are slowing down.
Erika Engle, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
A record 990 Hawaii homes were foreclosed upon in July, a 332 percent increase over a year ago, according to the RealtyTrac.
Chris Crygiel, Seattle Post Intelligencer Staff Writer
Home foreclosure filings in the greater Seattle area increased 115 percent in July compared to the same period last year, according to RealtyTrac.
Eve Mitchell, Mercury News Staff Writer
The number of foreclosed homes in the Bay Area scheduled to be sold at upcoming foreclosure auctions nearly tripled in July from a year ago, according to RealtyTrac.
Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
There were more than 360,000 properties with foreclosure filings -- including default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions, according to RealtyTrac.
Phyllis Furman, Daily News Staff Writer
A rising number of New Yorkers are on shaky ground when it comes to holding on to their homes.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in the U.S. climbed to a record for the third time in five months in July as falling home prices and the recession left more homeowners unable to keep up payments or refinance.
Francine Knowles, Chicago Sun Times Staff Writer
The number of Chicago metropolitan area homes hit with a foreclosure filing spiked 30 percent in the first six months of the year compared to the same period a year earlier, according to RealtyTrac.
Aubrey Cohen, Seattle Post-Inteligencer Staff Writer
The Seattle area's home foreclosure rate continued to rise through the first half of this year, and was 76th highest among 203 large U.S. metropolitan areas, according to RealtyTrac.
Brian Louis, Bloomberg Staff Writer
Las Vegas and Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida led U.S. metropolitan areas in foreclosures in the first half of the year as unemployment and falling home prices forced home-loan defaults, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
Cities in just four states -- California, Florida, Arizona and Nevada -- captured 29 of the top 30 places with the highest foreclosure rates, according to a report issued by RealtyTrac.
Leslie Berkman, Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
Foreclosures continue to intensify in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, fueled by job losses and the failure of high-risk mortgages made during the boom years.
Paul Beebe, Salt Lake Tribune Staff Writer
The number of Utah households in danger of losing their homes almost doubled in the first half of the year as more people lost their jobs and were struggling or unable to pay their monthly mortgage bills.
Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
There were 1.9 million foreclosure filings in the first six months of this year, a 15% increase from the first six months of 2008, according to a report today from RealtyTrac.
Alan Zibel, The Associated Press via TIME Magazine
The number of U.S. households on the verge of losing their homes soared by nearly 15 percent in the first half of the year, according to RealtyTrac.
Edward Gately, Tribune Staff Writer
One in every 30 homes across Arizona received at least one foreclosure filing during the first half of the year, according to RealtyTrac.
Laurent Belsie, Christian Science Monitor Staff Writer
America’s foreclosure crisis – which has been concentrated in Arizona, California, Florida, and Nevada – is beginning to spill over to neighboring states.
Catherine Rampell, New York Times Staff Writer
One in 84 American housing units received at least one foreclosure filing in the first half of the year, according to RealtyTrac, the online marketplace for foreclosure properties.
Renae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings increased again in June as unemployment pushed more homeowners into delinquency, according to RealtyTrac.
Dawn Wotapka, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
National foreclosure filings in the U.S. continue shattering records, propelled by mounting unemployment and continued erosion of home values.
Alan Zibel, Associated Press Staff Writer
The mushrooming foreclosure crisis affected more than 1.5 million homes in the first six months of the year, according to a report released Thursday by foreclosure listing service RealtyTrac Inc.
Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
The foreclosure plague is not going away -- it's only getting worse.
Lynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. home foreclosure activity galloped to a record in the first half of the year, overwhelming broad efforts to remedy failing loans while job losses escalated.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings hit a record in the first half, a sign that job losses and falling property prices deepened the housing recession, according to RealtyTrac Inc.
Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
There were 1.9 million foreclosure filings in the first six months of this year, a 15 percent increase from the first six months of 2008, according to a report today from RealtyTrac.
Leslie Berkman, Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
Foreclosure activity in Inland Southern California declined from April to May, with fewer notices of default and bank repossessions than a year ago.
Maurna Desmond, Forbes Staff Writer
Foreclosures slid a bit in May from the month before, but they remained at an elevated level, according to RealtyTrac.
Steve Law, Portland Tribune Staff Writer
Oregon had the 12th highest rate of foreclosure activity in the nation in May, according to a report issued Wednesday by RealtyTrac.
Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
The pace of foreclosures remains at a historic high and mortgage demand is tumbling as interest rates climb, reflecting a wobbly housing recovery that could falter if rates continue to rise.
Richard Mullins, Tampa Bay Online.com Staff Writer
Foreclosures jumped more than 32 percent in the Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater area, compared to May 2008, according to RealtyTrac.
Allison Schaefers, Star Bulletin
Foreclosures in Hawaii soared 397.6 percent last month to a record high and pushed the state to its highest national ranking since 2005.
Scott Mayerowitz, ABC News Business Writer
The number of homes that received a foreclosure notice in May were up 18 percent from 2008, RealtyTrac said.
Emily Friedlander, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
Expect more foreclosed properties to hit the market. The number of U.S. properties for which a foreclosure filing was received rose 18% in May from a year earlier, according to RealtyTrac.
Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings surpassed 300,000 for the third straight month in May and may hit a record 1.8 million by the first half of the year, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
Gerri Willis, CNN personal finance editor
A study released yesterday by RealtyTrac.com and Truila.com shows that more Americans than ever are interested in buying foreclosed properties.
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6:46 pm - AP - BWAY Holding posts 1Q profit but misses Street
6:43 pm - AP - Nuance Communications narrows 1Q loss
6:38 pm - AP - Laser treatment maker Cutera breaks even in 4Q
6:37 pm - AP - On the Call: Electronic Arts
6:34 pm - AP - Judge promises to rule on SEC, BofA settlement
6:34 pm - AP - Chrysler pledges $550M to build Fiat 500 in Mexico
6:33 pm - AP - Receiver takes over stalled Anguilla resort
6:29 pm - AP - Haynes International absorbs 1Q loss as sales fall
6:23 pm - AP - Qiagen 4Q profit surges on test sales, buyouts
6:17 pm - AP - How the major stock indexes fared on Monday
6:11 pm - AP - FMC Corp. CEO buys $1M of chemical maker's stock
6:09 pm - AP - Parkway Properties FFO drops in 4Q
6:07 pm - AP - Himax posts 4th-quarter profit; shares climb
6:05 pm - AP - Owens & Minor's profit grows in 4Q, beats Street
6:04 pm - AP - Treasury bond market at a glance
6:04 pm - AP - Bond yields fall on concerns about Europe debt
6:04 pm - AP - Explosion unlikely to slow gas plant development
6:03 pm - AP - Iowa legislative panel backs prevailing wage bill
6:02 pm - AP - BJ Services posts 1Q loss, versus year-ago profit
6:01 pm - AP - Dow closes below 10,000 for first time in 3 months
6:01 pm - AP - Dow closes below 10,000 for first time in 3 months
6:01 pm - AP - UPS: Pilots must agree to more cost savings
5:58 pm - AP - Charles River reports profit, but revenue slides
5:53 pm - AP - Tw Telecom's 4Q profit soars past analyst views
5:52 pm - AP
- Toyota loses some luster in hometown over recalls
1:06 pm - AP - Gas explosion, fire at power plant in Conn.
12:37 pm - AP - Toyota to announce action soon for Prius hybrids
12:26 pm - AP - In Utah, company aims to store energy in air
12:24 pm - AP - In Utah, company aims to store energy in air
12:24 pm - AP - 'Dear John' bumps 'Avatar' with $32.4M debut
12:12 pm - AP - Israel on schedule to inaugurate electric car grid
11:00 am - AP - Nigerian militants claim attack on Shell pipeline
10:30 am - AP - Spanish government falls in poll ratings
8:55 am - AP - Geithner says US credit rating safe despite debt
8:00 am - AP - Geithner says US credit rating safe despite debt
8:00 am - AP - Finance officials work to stress economic unity
7:22 am - AP - Jury: Bayer must pay $1.5M to AK, MS rice farmers
5:04 am - AP - Boeing says 747-8 freighter to make first flight
4:47 am - AP - Boeing says 747-8 freighter to make first flight
4:47 am - AP
Saturday February 6, 2010
- Reports: Toyota decides to recall Prius in Japan
11:50 pm - AP - Australia to end crisis measure of bank guarantees
11:29 pm - AP - Jury: Bayer must pay $1.5M to AK, MS rice farmers
9:40 pm - AP - Boeing says 747-8 freighter to make first flight
9:34 pm - AP - PayPal halts certain payment transactions in India
9:25 pm - AP - PayPal halts certain payment transactions in India
9:25 pm - AP - Japanese ask: Is US backlash behind Toyota woes?
7:50 pm - AP - Toyota drivers pull in for repair; Prius fix looms
6:47 pm - AP - Obama, GOP sparring over job creation proposals
6:09 pm - AP - Venezuela to spend $15 billion on energy projects
5:43 pm - AP - G-7 seeks to calm global markets, sustain rebound
5:39 pm - AP - Black farmers urged to lobby Senate ag panel
5:19 pm - AP - INSIDE WASHINGTON: Missed signs in Toyota recalls
4:21 pm - AP - Toyota preparing to announce Prius fix next week
3:43 pm - AP - Frustrated job seekers deciding to call it quits
2:35 pm - AP - Union vows to press ahead to preserve Conn. jobs
12:50 pm - AP - Report: US nun's alleged Brazilian killer in jail
12:31 pm - AP - Report: France allows warship sale to Russia
9:39 am - AP - Alito objected to Obama's history claim
7:50 am - AP - Singapore approves license for first casino
7:45 am - AP - Australian F-111 makes airshow emergency landing
7:12 am - AP - Obama admits health care overhaul may die on Hill
5:32 am - AP - Australian firm strikes $60B coal deal with China
4:51 am - AP - G-7 NOTEBOOK: Finance chiefs hear different tune
4:49 am - AP - Dexia to shrink under EU deal
4:03 am - AP - Judge: Pratt can't move jobs out of US
3:53 am - AP - Judge: Pratt can't move jobs out of US
3:53 am - AP
Friday February 5, 2010
- Obama admits health care overhaul may die on Hill
11:55 pm - AP - Macmillan books coming back to Amazon
11:46 pm - AP - Judge: Pratt can't move jobs out of Conn.
11:13 pm - AP - Arbitrator sides with former News-Press editor
9:10 pm - AP - Correction: Symbian Foundation story
8:56 pm - AP - Correction: Symbian Foundation story
8:56 pm - AP - Toyota chief apologizes for massive global recalls
8:26 pm - AP - Geithner says low risk of double-dip recession
8:22 pm - AP - Geithner says low risk of double-dip recession
8:22 pm - AP - USDA abandons stalled animal ID program
8:17 pm - AP - Judge orders Calif water pumping limits lifted
7:38 pm - AP - Madoff brother and sons agree to asset freeze
7:37 pm - AP
- Aetna 4Q profit falls 15 percent on medical costs
11:50 am - AP - Aetna 4Q profit falls 15 percent on medical costs
11:50 am - AP - Oil tumbles again, below $70 a barrel
11:49 am - AP - Analyst upgrades MetLife shares
11:47 am - AP - Pinnacle Entertainment 4th-quarter loss narrows
11:45 am - AP - Pinnacle Entertainment 4th-quarter loss narrows
11:45 am - AP - Zimbabwe's civil servants strike for higher pay
11:45 am - AP - Correction: Southwest outlook story
11:45 am - AP - YRC Worldwide reports $95.4M operating loss in 4Q
11:44 am - AP - 4 UK lawmakers charged in expenses scandal
11:44 am - AP - Agriculture, livestock futures mostly higher
11:44 am - AP - Beazer Homes posts a $48 million profit for Q1
11:43 am - AP - Beazer Homes posts a $48 million profit for Q1
11:43 am - AP - Wyclef set to perform at BET concert for Haiti aid
11:43 am - AP - Minn. governor foresees deal on construction bill
11:41 am - AP - Weight Watchers: Jenny Craig to end ad campaign
11:41 am - AP - Soviet ghost town for sale at auction in Latvia
11:40 am - AP - Financial scandal gives 'Damages' dramatic payoff
11:39 am - AP - Neb. state union rejects gov's pay-freeze request
11:39 am - AP - S&P puts Toyota on watch list amid recalls
11:37 am - AP - China warns locals to settle migrant pay disputes
11:37 am - AP - Auto parts supplier SL America adding 300 jobs
11:37 am - AP - Immigrant smuggling raids hit Texas bus companies
11:36 am - AP - Allergan acquires Serica's graft technology
11:35 am - AP - Delaware bill would restrict driver cell phone use
11:35 am - AP - US commits to recover all bodies from Haiti hotel
11:35 am - AP - Utah may ban junk food in school vending machines
11:33 am - AP - Philly violin shop closing signals death of an era
11:33 am - AP - Ask AP: Super Bowl ads, reporting on disasters
11:31 am - AP - Tyson's fiscal 1st-quarter results at a glance
11:31 am - AP - Corning expects high demand for TV glass
11:30 am - AP - Urban farmers fight nationwide to sow green biz
11:29 am - AP - Ohio city on the mend is shaken by church killing
11:28 am - AP - Lear 2010 sales estimate misses analyst mark
11:27 am - AP - Ark. city officials looking for new power provider
11:25 am - AP - Denver forum showcases potential of oil shale
11:25 am - AP - Georgia gov proposes creating mortgage fraud unit
11:25 am - AP - Explorers' century-old whisky found in Antarctic
11:24 am - AP - Lear turns profit after emergence from Ch. 11
11:24 am - AP - Another redesign for Facebook on 6th birthday
11:24 am - AP - Johns' 'Flag' owned by Michael Crichton to be sold
11:21 am - AP - Plans announced for new hotel in Newark, NJ
11:18 am - AP - Ore. economy improving according to economic index
11:17 am - AP - New Calif. power plant gets greenhouse gas limits
11:17 am - AP - 2011 budget forecast may hold more Idaho K-12 cuts
11:17 am - AP - Colleges: W.Va. tuition increases inevitable
11:17 am - AP - Report: Chinese envoy to visit NKorea next week
11:16 am - AP - Dollar keeps surging as jobs, debt worries persist
11:07 am - AP - Wyoming gov's restrictions slow state gov't hiring
10:58 am - AP - Greek farmers scale back protest
10:57 am - AP - Nev. Mining Association talks with gov over budget
10:56 am - AP - Oregon groups seek to ban chemical in baby bottles
10:55 am - AP - ALL BUSINESS: What weak IPOs say about bull market
10:55 am - AP - Mo. lawmakers proposes restrictions on lobbyists
10:53 am - AP - GOP lawmakers want Colo. gov to make $320M in cuts
10:52 am - AP - Hawaiian Airlines traffic rose 2.2 percent in Jan.
10:51 am - AP
- Reynolds American 4Q profit falls 16 percent
9:30 am - AP - Cost cuts help Sara Lee report fiscal 2Q profit
9:28 am - AP - Cost cuts help Sara Lee report fiscal 2Q profit
9:28 am - AP - LA mayor signs medical marijuana shop law
9:27 am - AP - ENI offers to sell pipeline shares to end dispute
9:26 am - AP - Greek strike deepens debt crisis fears
9:26 am - AP - Greek strike deepens debt crisis fears
9:26 am - AP - Retailers report modest gains for January
9:25 am - AP - Calif. city near landfill hopeful after EPA visit
9:24 am - AP - Cigna posts 4Q profit as run-off losses end
9:24 am - AP - Ice from airplane crashes into Nevada home
9:23 am - AP - Self-help speaker charged in sweat lodge deaths
9:21 am - AP - Premarket roundup: Visa, Cisco
9:21 am - AP - Urban Outfitters says January sales grew
9:20 am - AP - Target key sales figure up in Jan. but misses view
9:19 am - AP - Clorox posts 28 percent jump in 2Q profit
9:19 am - AP - Dallas-Seattle flight diverted to Oklahoma City
9:18 am - AP - Ahead of the Bell: Cisco stock up on outlook
9:18 am - AP - Northrop posts 4Q profit on higher sales
9:16 am - AP - Government-owned GMAC loses $5 billion in 4Q
9:15 am - AP - Facebook a virtual memorial site for World War II
9:13 am - AP - Macy's posts 3.4 percent rise in January sales
9:12 am - AP - First-time jobless claims rise unexpectedly
9:11 am - AP - Vehicle to be checked in deadly Nev. casino crash
9:10 am - AP - Stock futures point lower as jobless claims rise
9:10 am - AP - Stock futures point lower as jobless claims rise
9:10 am - AP - MasterCard 4Q profit up 22 percent, shares tumble
9:10 am - AP - Portugal stocks slide amid debt worries
9:10 am - AP - Ill leader, violence and oil woes plague Nigeria
9:08 am - AP - ECB, BoE leave interest rates unchanged
9:07 am - AP - ECB, BoE leave interest rates unchanged
9:07 am - AP - Sorry, cowboys: Okla. prison rodeo cut in budget
9:07 am - AP - Discount store sales comparisons for January
9:05 am - AP - Australia blocks suspicious shipments to Iran
9:05 am - AP - EU business warns of skilled worker shortages
9:05 am - AP - Schwarzenegger: Florida known for 'old people'
9:04 am - AP - Drugstore sales comparisons for January
9:04 am - AP - Ahead of the Bell: NV Energy upgraded
9:04 am - AP - Kodak sees improved results in 2010
9:02 am - AP - Kellogg raises 2010 profit view, 4Q profit slips
9:01 am - AP - Pace of giving slows a bit for Haiti relief effort
9:00 am - AP - Productivity up in 4th quarter as labor costs fall
8:58 am - AP - CBS boss: Expect Couric to stay `a long time'
8:57 am - AP - Indy's schools set 1-hour delay after Super Bowl
8:56 am - AP - US encyclopedia sorry for old Irish Civil War goof
8:50 am - AP - German industrial orders drop in December
8:48 am - AP - Burger King 2Q profit up 13 percent, revenue rises
8:47 am - AP - Source: Jackson's doctor to be arraigned Friday
8:47 am - AP - Buckle reports 1.2 percent key sales drop in Jan.
8:45 am - AP - Symbian phone software now available for free
8:44 am - AP - Symbian phone software now available for free
8:44 am - AP - Top 20 Concert Tours
8:44 am - AP - Gunman kills self in Ill. store, no others injured
8:43 am - AP - Woman says sex-change tax battle also helps others
8:41 am - AP - Government debt concerns weigh on European markets
8:38 am - AP - Ahead of the Bell: Merriman downgrades LED cos.
8:35 am - AP - Toyota says Prius had brake design problems
8:32 am - AP - Unilever Q4 net profit falls 27 percent
8:32 am - AP - ABB confirms EU price probe at Swedish business
8:29 am - AP
- Crittenton won't contest NBA suspension for gun
12:14 pm - AP - Irsay hopes to extend Manning's deal after season
12:12 pm - AP - Behind the January Chill
12:12 pm - AP - Behind the January Chill
12:12 pm - AP - Top racehorse owner ousted from Pa. track
12:11 pm - AP - Stores expected to show Jan. sales figure up 1 pct
12:11 pm - AP - Company nixes plan to use ship as hotel for Games
12:10 pm - AP - New Zealand Olympian to sell brothel
12:08 pm - AP - Olympic Village construction on course
12:07 pm - AP - Stocks slide as growth in services falls short
12:07 pm - AP - Swiss plan no retaliation in German tax disk plan
12:06 pm - AP - On the Call: MetLife CEO Henrikson
12:06 pm - AP - Roche 2009 profit down 22 pct on Genentech costs
12:05 pm - AP - Western Union 4Q profit slips 7 percent
12:03 pm - AP - Toyota shares drop as recall investigation widens
12:03 pm - AP - US Senate condemns hacking of Google in China
12:02 pm - AP - National Oilwell Varco 4Q profit drops 33 percent
11:58 am - AP - Owens & Minor trades higher following upgrade
11:56 am - AP - Greece leads world stocks down as doubts resurface
11:52 am - AP - Treasury expects to hit debt ceiling in February
11:51 am - AP - Bill establishes special category for Tenn. milk
11:49 am - AP - Agriculture futures trade mixed on CBOT
11:49 am - AP - Treasury expects to hit debt limit in February
11:49 am - AP - Toyota pays dealers up to $75,000 for longer hours
11:47 am - AP - Kan. House panel to consider sales tax exemptions
11:46 am - AP - Calendar of business events scheduled for Thursday
11:45 am - AP - 2 more sentenced in Indy mortgage fraud scheme
11:45 am - AP - BLM auctions rights to nearly 53,000 acres in Wyo.
11:43 am - AP - Gasoline jumps after unexpected supply drop
11:43 am - AP - Gasoline jumps after unexpected supply drop
11:43 am - AP - SC lawmakers cancel lawsuit limits discussion
11:42 am - AP - Hawaii considers taxing oil to pay for renewables
11:40 am - AP - Lottery, university mergers die at Miss. Capitol
11:38 am - AP - House Dems trash Obama's plan for jobs tax credit
11:36 am - AP - Consumer Reports finds bacteria in leafy greens
11:34 am - AP - Vertex sees positive data in cystic fibrosis study
11:32 am - AP - Iowa House approves early retirement incentives
11:32 am - AP - French court upholds Concorde crash trial
11:32 am - AP - VeriSign shares tumble after profit miss
11:32 am - AP - OSU trustees to vote on ticket price hike proposal
11:31 am - AP - NJ lawmakers hear from residents over fiscal woes
11:30 am - AP - Thermo Fisher 4Q profit falls 5 percent on charges
11:29 am - AP - Thermo Fisher 4Q profit falls 5 percent on charges
11:29 am - AP - Poland, with world's 18th economy, wants in G-20
11:28 am - AP - Ariz. House panel targets proposed Glendale casino
11:26 am - AP - Borders shares jump after Ackman comments
11:26 am - AP - Va. House panel kills autism therapy bill
11:23 am - AP - Lazard reports 4Q loss on compensation charges
11:23 am - AP - Mueller Water to close Alabama pipe-making plant
11:23 am - AP - Service sector grows, job losses moderate
11:22 am - AP - New Zealand virgin auctions herself for tuition
11:22 am - AP - LaHood says don't drive recalled Toyotas til fixed
11:21 am - AP - EU backs Greek plan to cut debt
11:19 am - AP - US Airways January traffic down 1.3 percent
11:18 am - AP - Gov. candidates spend $663,000 in 4Q of 2009
11:18 am - AP - Maryland may ban kid's products with chemical BPA
11:15 am - AP - Ryder 4Q profit falls more than 22 pct
11:13 am - AP - Analyst: McDonald's remains strong in weak economy
11:13 am - AP
- Euro steady at $1.3922 in European morning trade
4:48 am - AP - Obama budget, jobs plan get early tests on Hill
4:47 am - AP - Toyota says pedal fix to land in Europe soon
4:42 am - AP - Citigroup to expand retail banking in Japan
4:41 am - AP - Toyota pedal fix too late to prevent backlash
4:31 am - AP - Spyker: Saab will be profitable by 2012
4:24 am - AP - Concorde crash trial probes who was responsible
4:22 am - AP - German retail sales up 0.8 pct in December
4:19 am - AP - World stock markets fall amid recovery doubts
4:17 am - AP - French workers seize boss of Pier Import store
4:14 am - AP - Greece vows to follow fiscal plan 'to the letter'
3:53 am - AP - BP makes $4.3 billion profit in Q4
3:48 am - AP - Safety reforms lag a year after NY plane crash
3:39 am - AP - Safety reforms lag a year after NY plane crash
3:39 am - AP - Munich Re reports seven-fold rise in Q4 net profit
3:35 am - AP - Finnish paper maker UPM makes Q4 profit
3:27 am - AP - Obama touts federal help for small businesses
3:27 am - AP - Deadline today for Kraft's bid for Cadbury
3:21 am - AP - China shares fall on liquidity jitters
3:13 am - AP - OECD recommends stronger Chinese currency
3:10 am - AP - Softbank profits rise on mobile, iPhone business
2:58 am - AP - SKorean currency reserves hit fresh record high
2:52 am - AP - Toyota fears greater damage from latest recall
2:34 am - AP - China ore standoff shows limits to economic clout
2:22 am - AP - Siemens to increase Indian investment
2:20 am - AP - Finnish port workers begin 24-hour strike
1:34 am - AP - Oil near $75 in Asia amid improved economic data
1:01 am - AP - Oil near $75 in Asia amid improved economic data
1:01 am - AP - Obama budget: Record spending, record deficit
12:30 am - AP
- Exxon Mobil posts lowest annual profit since '02
5:12 pm - AP - Treasury bond market at a glance
5:11 pm - AP - Interest rates rise as investors pull out of bonds
5:11 pm - AP - Long debate stalls NM natural resources bill
5:10 pm - AP - Analysis: Obama likely to miss jobs, deficit goals
5:06 pm - AP - Symantec adds former Intuit CEO Bennett to board
5:06 pm - AP - Symantec adds former Intuit CEO Bennett to board
5:06 pm - AP - Factory activity fueling modest economic recovery
5:04 pm - AP - Moog 1Q earnings fall 29 percent on higher costs
5:04 pm - AP - FDA liver risk warning for Bristol-Myers HIV drug
5:03 pm - AP - Elton John joins 'Next Fall' B'way producing team
5:00 pm - AP - Harris announces $6.5M technology acquisition
5:00 pm - AP - A look at Obama's 2011 budget for govt agencies
5:00 pm - AP - W.Va. lawmakers concerned about health budget cuts
4:59 pm - AP - NCR opens 100 new Blockbuster kiosks in Arizona
4:58 pm - AP - Game on! CBS sells out last Super Bowl ads
4:57 pm - AP - Calif. mine locks out 550 workers over contract
4:56 pm - AP - Maine OKs 'Smart Grid' remote meter reading system
4:56 pm - AP - Wash. stimulus update shows about $2B spent
4:50 pm - AP - Muzak Holdings emerges from Chapter 11
4:46 pm - AP - Ark. GOP Senate candidates lag in fundraising
4:46 pm - AP - Metals rise as dollar drops, manufacturing grows
4:45 pm - AP - MannKind loss narrows on lower costs
4:43 pm - AP - Amazon shares slip; Macmillan titles still missing
4:40 pm - AP - Hologic fiscal 1Q earnings down 32 pct on charges
4:40 pm - AP - Obama budget would impose host of tax increases
4:39 pm - AP - Figures on government spending and debt
4:38 pm - AP - EU cautions Greece about its deficit
4:37 pm - AP - Colo. utilities defend efforts to build power line
4:33 pm - AP - Lower gasoline prices vary widely across US
4:33 pm - AP - MDU-Resources Group annual profit down for 2009
4:32 pm - AP - MDU-Resources Group annual profit down for 2009
4:32 pm - AP - FAA proposes $2.5 million penalty against Eagle
4:30 pm - AP - FAA proposes $2.5 million penalty against Eagle
4:30 pm - AP - Smart Modular raises 2nd-quarter view; shares rise
4:27 pm - AP - Treasury Dept. projects $392B in 1Q borrowing
4:26 pm - AP - Dollar and precious metals at a glance
4:22 pm - AP - USDA: Storms stress livestock in North Dakota
4:22 pm - AP - Next in military technology: Unmanned Black Hawk?
4:20 pm - AP - Study: Cruises to mean $37M for SC economy in 2010
4:14 pm - AP - Art Technology posts jump in 4Q earnings
4:11 pm - AP - Russia's Novaya Gazeta Web site hacked, paralyzed
4:10 pm - AP - France Telecom announces management changes
4:10 pm - AP - Fewer banks imposing new loan hurdles; demand low
4:07 pm - AP - Denbury Resources reserves climb 19 pct in 2009
4:00 pm - AP - Citigroup in settlement on checking account fees
3:57 pm - AP - Va. Senate OKs bill against health reform mandate
3:54 pm - AP - Obama seeks $192B as war steps up in Afghanistan
3:53 pm - AP - Germany considers buying Swiss tax evasion data
3:52 pm - AP - Analyst: Akamai margins to stay steady
3:50 pm - AP - Alaska lawmakers to get pipeline briefing
3:45 pm - AP - Pirates free Greek ship, mostly Filipino crew
3:42 pm - AP - Agriculture futures trade mixed on the CBOT
3:38 pm - AP - Recession top factor in swelling budget deficits
3:35 pm - AP - Wis. lawmaker admits dating payday loan lobbyist
3:32 pm - AP - Md. governor not interested in new gambling debate
3:30 pm - AP
- Obama taking populist tone in fight over jobs
10:32 pm - AP - Obama wants to repeal tax on company cell phones
10:07 pm - AP - Books pulled from Amazon.com in pricing dispute
9:48 pm - AP - AP Sources: Govt blesses Toyota gas pedal fix
9:34 pm - AP - Obama seeks $200M to help cities host 9/11 trials
9:22 pm - AP - Man dies after fall at Neb. meat-processing plant
8:47 pm - AP - News Corp. to pay $500M settlement to Valassis
4:43 pm - AP - Exelon says it will join Ill.'s FutureGen Alliance
3:54 pm - AP - Exelon says it will join Ill.'s FutureGen Alliance
3:54 pm - AP - UK court lifts media ban on soccer star's life
2:56 pm - AP - Bankers at Davos told more regulation on the way
2:54 pm - AP - DAVOS DIGEST: World Economic Forum Highlights
2:38 pm - AP - Obama adviser Summers says US in 'human recession'
1:26 pm - AP - First new Russian casino opens under gambling plan
12:31 pm - AP - New Mexico bill first step toward carbon storage
12:29 pm - AP - Reports: Russia in euro1.3B arms contract with Libya
11:22 am - AP - Critics raise specter of foreign campaign spending
10:51 am - AP - Critics raise specter of foreign campaign spending
10:50 am - AP - Obama: Cutting deficit as important as job growth
9:36 am - AP - Japan not as worried about US Toyota recalls
5:48 am - AP - Mexico GDP down 6.8 percent in 2009
1:43 am - AP - ALL BUSINESS: Double standard in mortgage walkaway
12:00 am - AP
- GDP rise fails to stop oil price drop
12:50 pm - AP - GDP rise fails to stop oil price drop
12:49 pm - AP - O'Donnell HBO doc covers spectrum of family forms
12:48 pm - AP - Act of Congress paved way for Saints, Super Bowl
12:48 pm - AP - S&P raises RH Donnelley rating to 'B' from 'D'
12:46 pm - AP - Eagles promote player personnel VP Roseman to GM
12:43 pm - AP - Nustar Energy 4Q profit climbs 14 pct
12:43 pm - AP - Summers says too soon to celebrate US economy
12:39 pm - AP - Ala. troopers attempt raids on gambling operations
12:39 pm - AP - Miramax offices close, Disney says brand continues
12:39 pm - AP - Bay Area Rapid Transit agency votes for layoffs
12:37 pm - AP - Edgar Online gets $12M funding from Bain Capital
12:36 pm - AP - Economy grows at 5.7 pct pace, fastest since 2003
12:35 pm - AP - Wilmington Trust narrows loss in 4th quarter
12:34 pm - AP - Stocks rise after better-than-expected GDP report
12:29 pm - AP - Ga. AG candidate appeals abuse-of-power complaint
12:28 pm - AP - Rio 2016 organizers get pointers from London 2012
12:26 pm - AP - Toyota to announce fix for gas pedals next week
12:20 pm - AP - No solution in dispute over Iceland deposits
12:20 pm - AP - LaBranche plans to buy back 15M shares
12:19 pm - AP - Study: distracted driving laws don't stop crashes
12:18 pm - AP - Diamond Foods boosts outlook
12:17 pm - AP - China Digital takes stake in OpenV
12:14 pm - AP - GE to supply Breitener with natural gas engines
12:13 pm - AP - Greenhill invests $20M in insurance brokerages
12:13 pm - AP - Report: Indonesian military runs illegal logging
12:12 pm - AP - Berlusconi appeals to Alcoa on smelters
12:12 pm - AP - Paccar says 4Q profit fell 59 pct to $46.1M
12:11 pm - AP - New rules for mental health coverage
12:09 pm - AP - 'Princess and Frog' pendant recalled for cadmium
12:06 pm - AP - Barbie resurgence boosts Mattel 4Q profit
12:05 pm - AP - Continental adding flights from NJ to London
12:04 pm - AP - Spain to cut spending to rein in deficit
12:03 pm - AP - Goldman Sachs upgrades Wal-Mart
12:03 pm - AP - Sanofi-Aventis enters joint venture in China
12:00 pm - AP - Myanmar man gets 13 years jail for media contacts
11:57 am - AP - Rambus shares drop on larger 4Q loss
11:56 am - AP - US growth surprise sends world stocks higher
11:46 am - AP - Kan. regulator resigns, citing personal reasons
11:42 am - AP - SC univ. names Roche exec to lead research campus
11:38 am - AP - First Marblehead 2Q loss narrows
11:37 am - AP - Pared-down Daqo IPO postponed in weak market
11:35 am - AP - Idaho Power files plan to meet future power demand
11:35 am - AP - Boeing tests 787 for in-flight stall
11:33 am - AP - Utah school trust fund hits $1B in cash, assets
11:33 am - AP - 2 Kentucky technology firms win state funding
11:31 am - AP - EPA taking public comments on Buick City cleanup
11:28 am - AP - Gazprom, Hungarian bank sign South Stream deal
11:27 am - AP - Greece, others, move to quash rumors about bailout
11:26 am - AP - Greece, others, move to quash rumors about bailout
11:26 am - AP - Horizon Lines turns 4Q profit; sees rough 2010
11:26 am - AP - Va. receives $75 million for rail improvements
11:25 am - AP - Agriculture futures drop, livestock prices rise
11:25 am - AP - Agriculture futures drop, livestock prices rise
11:25 am - AP - Wash. House approves pay freeze for some workers
11:24 am - AP - BlackRock hires former Treasury official
11:22 am - AP - Colo. BLM again yanks proposed geothermal lease
11:22 am - AP - Forest proposes to restrict leases on Wyo. Range
11:20 am - AP - FBR upgrades Urban Outfitters, shares climb
11:19 am - AP - Report: Hawaii's computer systems behind the times
11:18 am - AP
01.14.2010
Foreclosures Not StablizedLeslie Berkman, The Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
More than 126,000 homes in Inland Southern California received a foreclosure-related notice last year, which was about seven times as many as in 2006 but only 12 percent more than in 2008.
01.14.2010
Merced County Leads State in Foreclosures, #6 in NationDanielle Gaines, Merced Sun-Star Staff Writer
One out of 10. That's how many properties in Merced County got foreclosure filings last year.
01.14.2010
RealtyTrac’s Latest Foreclosure Data: ‘No End In Sight’Dawn Wotapka, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
It’s been a brutal year for foreclosure activity and there’s “no end in sight,” says Rick Sharga, senior vice president of RealtyTrac.
01.14.2010
Foreclosures: An Increase of 21 Percent in 2009 and ClimbingVenessa Wong, BusinessWeek Staff Writer
When 2009 began, millions of American homeowners hoped that the worst of the real estate crisis was behind them. They were wrong.
01.14.2010
U.S. 2009 Foreclosures Shatter Record Despite AidLynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure actions shattered all records in 2009 and will do so again this year, with unemployment and wage cuts overcoming programs to remedy failing home loans, RealtyTrac said on Thursday.
01.14.2010
Foreclosures Jump in December After Months of Declinesie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings increased 14% in December from November, the first monthly increase since foreclosure activity peaked in July, according to a RealtyTrac report out Thursday.
01.14.2010
Michigan Foreclosures Soar Despite Effort to Delay ThemGreta Guest, Detroit Free Press Business Writer
Foreclosure filings in Michigan jumped last year even with a freeze on foreclosures, suggesting that 2010 could be another rough year in a state where one out of every 38 households is in foreclosure.
01.14.2010
Hawaii Foreclosures SurgeAllison Schaefers, Honolulu Star-Bulletin Staff Writer
A triple-digit increase in December foreclosures transformed Hawaii into a top 10 state for foreclosure activity and pushed monthly and year-end totals to their highest level since 2005.
01.13.2010
Foreclosures Hit a Record in 2009. This Year Could be Worse.Laurent Belsie, Staff Writer
A record 2.8 million US properties were served with foreclosure filings in 2009. This year, it could be even worse as a new wave of homeowners falls into delinquency.
01.11.2010
12.10.2009
Foreclosures Fall, But Banks Bracing For Next Big WaveLaurent Belsie, Christian Science Monitor Staff Writer
In November, for the fourth month in a row, the number of foreclosure filings in the United States declined -- an 8 percent drop from October, according to RealtyTrac.
12.10.2009
New Yorkers at Risk of Losing Homes Surges 85% in November Phyllis Furman, Daily News Business Writer
With city unemployment at 10.3%, the number of New Yorkers at risk of losing their homes surged 85% in November compared with November of last year, according to RealtyTrac.
12.10.2009
Florida Jumps to No. 2 Spot for Number of ForeclosuresKimberly Miller, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Florida bumped California in November to earn the No. 2 rank nationally for the rate of foreclosures, according to a report to be released today by Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac.
12.10.2009
U.S. Foreclosures to Reach Record 3.9 Million in 2009 Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in the U.S. will reach a record for the second consecutive year with 3.9 million notices sent to homeowners in default, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
11.18.2009
RealtyTrac No. 3 and Only Foreclosure Site on List of Top 10 Real Estate 2.0 WebsitesMark B. Bradley
You will find dozens of Internet sites with foreclosure listing, but RealtyTrac is by far the closest to being a representative of the Web 2.0.
11.13.2009
Fewer Losing Homes in D.C. AreaRenae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
Bank repossessions of homes in the Washington area declined last month but are on pace to surpass last year's total in most parts of the region by the end of the year, according to RealtyTrac.
11.12.2009
Sharp Increase in Inland Southern California Defaults for OctoberLeslie Berkman, Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
Inland Southern California, reeling from failed mortgages, ranked fourth in the nation last month in the rate of all foreclosure activity, anccording to RealtyTrac.
11.12.2009
Foreclosures Fall Again But Improvement Likely FleetingJoseph Pisani, CNBC News Associate
Foreclosure rates fell for the third consecutive month in October, but remained sharply higher than a year ago, according to RealtyTrac.
11.12.2009
Foreclosures Dip 3 Pct. in October from SeptemberJ.W. Elphinstone, AP Real Estate Writer
Foreclosure filings are still up 19 percent from a year ago, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
11.12.2009
Foreclosures: 'Tide May be Turning'Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
Could the foreclosure plague be ending? Foreclosure filings were down 3% in October, the third consecutive month-over-month dip, according to RealtyTrac, the online seller of foreclosed homes.
11.12.2009
Illinois Third Highest State in Foreclosure FilingsFrancine Knowles, Chicago Sun-Times Staff Writer
Illinois posted the third-highest state total of homes receiving foreclosure filings last month, RealtyTrac's latest report shows.
11.12.2009
US Foreclosures Slow a 3rd Month; Lull TemporaryLynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. home foreclosure filings slowed in October for a third straight month, but rising unemployment will spur another record year of failing mortgages in 2010, RealtyTrac said.
11.12.2009
Florida Foreclosure Flings Drop for the First Time Since July 2006Tom Bayles & Aaron Kessler, Herald Tribune Staff Writers
Foreclosure filings in the Sunshine State last month dropped for the first time since July 2006.
11.12.2009
Hawaii Foreclosure Rate Rises in October Allison Schaefers, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
Hawaii foreclosures rose in October to their third highest total of the year, more than doubling from the prior year, according to data released today by the online foreclosure marketplace RealtyTrac.
11.12.2009
Better Foreclosure Numbers? Not ReallyIlyce Glink, CBS Money Watch.com Staff Writer
For the third month in a row, the number of foreclosures decreased slightly. Is the tide of foreclosures turning? Not really. It’s more like a temporary lull.
11.12.2009
Housing Numbers Up, But Will They Last?Annie Baxter, Minnesota Public Radio
Rick Sharga, and executive at the housing data firm RealtyTrac, said tax credit was a necessary measure for stabilizing the housing market.
11.12.2009
3rd Drop in Foreclosures Hints at Recovery; State-by-State ChartPaul Wiseman, USA TODAY Staff Writer
Foreclosures fell for the third-consecutive month in October, another sign the worst of the housing crisis may be past.
11.12.2009
U.S. Foreclosure Filings Surpass 300,000 for 8th Straight Month Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings surpassed 300,000 for an eighth straight month as unemployment made it tougher for homeowners to pay their bills, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
11.12.2009
U.S. Foreclosure Filings Up 5 Percent in Third QuarterAlan J. Heavens, Inquirer Real Estate Writer
Foreclosure filings rose 5 percent nationally in the third quarter to the highest three-month rate in almost five years, RealtyTrac Inc., of Irvine, Calif., reported yesterday.
11.03.2009
The Outlook for Home ForeclosuresBarbara Kiviat, TIME Magazine Staff Writer
TIME's Barbara Kiviat spoke with Rick Sharga, vice president of RealtyTrac, a firm that counts foreclosures, to find out what we might expect with home sales and prices moving forward.
10.30.2009
Foreclosures Growing in Suburbs and Secondary, Says RealtyTrac Jon Prior, Housing Wire Staff Writer
Foreclosures are beginning to flare up in suburban and secondary metro markets for Q309, according to a report from RealtyTrac.
10.30.2009
Foreclosure Hot Spots Spread to Idaho and UtahUnited Press International
Foreclosures fell in five of the top ten markets for distressed sales during the third quarter, but new foreclosure hot spots cropped up in unlikely Western markets, according to RealtyTrac.
10.28.2009
RealtyTrac Reports High Foreclosure Rates Spreading to New Metros in Several StatesNational Mortgage Professional Magazine
RealtyTrac released its Q3 2009 Metropolitan Foreclosure Market Report, showing that foreclosure rates spreading to new metros in several states.
10.28.2009
Foreclosures Spread to Middle ClassNancy Cook, NEWSWEEK Staff Writer
"We're not out of the woods yet," says Rick Sharga, RealtyTrac's senior vice president.
10.28.2009
Honolulu Foreclosures RisingAllison Schaefers, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
Honolulu's foreclosure rate of one filing per every 282 households was ranked No. 133 out of 203 metros, according to the latest report released today from RealtyTrac, an online foreclosure marketplace.
10.28.2009
Foreclosures Up 2 percent in LA-Long Beach-Santa Ana RegionMuhammed El-Hasan, Daily Breeze Business Writer
A swath of Southern California that includes Los Angeles, Long Beach and Santa Ana saw a higher number of homes in the foreclosure process in the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
10.28.2009
Move Over Merced: Foreclosures Intensify in New Crop of Western CitiesNick Timiraos, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
Five cities that rank in the top 10 foreclosure markets saw the number of properties with foreclosure filings decline, according to the latest report from RealtyTrac.
10.28.2009
New Foreclosure Hot SpotsLisa Scherzer, Smart Money Staff Writer
Some new foreclosure hot spots are emerging, giving the old standbys some company, according to RealtyTrac.
10.28.2009
Foreclosure Surprise: 10 Fastest-growing Problem Cities are Newcomers Laurent Belsie, Christian Science Monitor Staff Writer
Reno-Sparks, Nev., broke into the Top 10 foreclosure metros in the third quarter, according to a RealtyTrac.
10.28.2009
Vegas Foreclosure Filings Up Nearly 9 Percent in Q3Steve Green, Las Vegas Sun Staff Writer
RealtyTrac reported Nevada led the nation in the percentage of housing units receiving foreclosure filings in September and the third quarter.
10.28.2009
Foreclosure Rate Hits 1 in 37 Reno HomesJason Hidalgo, Reno Gazette-Journal Staff Writer
Reno-Sparks posted a foreclosure-related activity rate of one in every 37 housing units during the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
10.28.2009
Foreclosures: Worst-hit CitiesJulianne Pepitone, CNNMoney.com StaffRreporter
RealtyTrac released its list of cities with the biggest foreclosure problems during the third quarter.
10.28.2009
Cities With the Worst Foreclosure RatesJulianne Pepitone, CNNMoney.com Staff Reporter
While foreclosure rates are easing in some of the hardest-hit cities, the crisis is beginning to expand into new metro areas.
10.28.2009
Las Vegas Leads U.S. With Highest Metro Area Foreclosure Rate Dan Levy, Bloomberg Staff Writer
Las Vegas had the highest U.S. foreclosure rate in the third quarter, followed by cities in California and Florida, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
10.28.2009
U.S. Foreclosures Spike in New Regions in 3rd QtrLynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. mortgage defaults ebbed in some hard-hit cities in the third quarter, real estate data company RealtyTrac said.
10.28.2009
Foreclosure Rates for Top Metro Areas in Q3USA TODAY
Despite an overall increase in foreclosures, some metro areas are seeing rates decrease and other areas developing into trouble spots.
10.27.2009
Foreclosures on the Rise in 2009Barbara Hansen, Julia Schmalz and Juan Thomassie, USA TODAY
Home foreclosures increased 22.5% in third quarter 2009 vs. third quarter 2008.
10.15.2009
Staten Island Continues to Feel Pain of Home ForeclosuresKaren O'Shea, SIlive.com Staff Writer
One in every 251 homes in the borough was in foreclosure during the third quarter, according to a report released today by RealtyTrac, which also posted the highest-ever quarterly number of foreclosures nationwide.
10.15.2009
Virginia Foreclosures Up 4.1 Percent from Last YearAlexa Welch, Richmond Times-Dispatch Staff Writer
Foreclosure activity in Virginia rose 4.1 percent from July through September from the same period a year ago, according to a RealtyTrac report being released this morning.
10.15.2009
Foreclosures Leap in Sarasota CountyTom Bayles, Herald Tribune Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in Sarasota County spiked by 50 percent in September, even as an end-of-summer lull continued in Manatee and Charlotte counties, According to RealtyTrac.
10.15.2009
Maui Leads in ForeclosuresAllison Schaefers, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
Maui's foreclosure rate surpassed the national level in September and activity on Maui and Kauai overtook the nation during the third quarter, according to data released today from RealtyTrac.
10.15.2009
Foreclosures: 'Worst Three Months of All Time'Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
Despite concerted government-led and lender-supported efforts to prevent foreclosures, the number of filings hit a record high in the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.
10.15.2009
Foreclosures Rise 5 Percent from Summer to FallAlan Zibel, Associated Press Staff Writer
The foreclosure crisis affected nearly 938,000 properties in the July-September quarter, compared with about 890,000 in the prior three months, according to a report released Thursday by RealtyTrac Inc.
10.15.2009
Foreclosure-related Filings Rise on LIEllen Yan, Newsday Staff Writer
Long Island's foreclosure-related filings for the third quarter shot up more than the national average compared to the same period last year, according to RealtyTrac, an online market for foreclosed homes.
10.15.2009
Foreclosures in 3rd Quarter Up Nearly 23% From 2008 Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings were reported on 937,840 properties in the third quarter, an increase of nearly 23% from the third quarter of 2008, according to a report today by RealtyTrac.
10.15.2009
S. Fla. Foreclosures SurgeMonica Hatcher Miami Herald Staff Writer
Foreclosures in Miami-Dade County surged 94 percent in September compared to a year ago, according to RealtyTrac.
10.15.2009
3Q Foreclosures Rise 22%, Putting Michigan in Top 10Greta Guest, Detroit Free Press Business Writer
Michigan foreclosure activity rose 22% in the third quarter, putting it in the top 10 for foreclosure activity, according to RealtyTrac data released today.
10.15.2009
Florida's Foreclosure Rate Slows -- But Still Fourth-worst in U.S.Mary Shanklin, Orlando Sentinel Staff Writer
The number of homes entering foreclosure increased 2 percent nationally from the second to third quarter but fell 6 percent in Florida, according to RealtyTrac.
10.15.2009
U.S. Foreclosure Filings Jump 23% to Record in Third Quarter Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings climbed to a record in the third quarter as lenders seized more properties from delinquent borrowers, according to RealtyTrac Inc.
09.10.2009
U.S. Foreclosures Near Record, Peak in Late 2010Lynn Adler, Associated Press Staff Writer
U.S. mortgage foreclosure filings in August hovered near July's record high despite broad efforts to keep borrowers in their homes and will probably rise for another year, according to RealtyTrac.
09.10.2009
Reno Foreclosures Continue to SoarJason Hidalgo, Reno Gazette-Journal Staff Writer
Washoe saw foreclosure-related activity rise by 25 percent from July, fueled by a 46 percent jump in notices of default in August, according to the latest monthly report from RealtyTrac.
09.10.2009
August Foreclosure Filings Were Flat but Remain HighRenae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
RealtyTrac counted 358,471 foreclosure filings nationally, which can range from default notices to bank repossessions.
09.10.2009
Foreclosures Rise Sharply in Illinois in AugustAnna Marie Kukec, Daily Herald Staff Writer
RealtyTrac is reporting a 22-percent year-to-year increase in foreclosures in Illinois during August. The state remains in the top 10 nationally.
09.10.2009
U.S. Foreclosure Filings Top 300,000 for Sixth Straight Month Daniel Taub, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
A total of 358,471 properties received a default or auction notice or were seized last month, according to data provider RealtyTrac Inc.
08.21.2009
Nevada Mediation Law May Have Slowed Default NoticesBrian Wargo, Las Vegas Sun Staff Writer
California-based RealtyTrac reported the 4,563 home repossessions in Nevada in July were the most in the state’s history and pushed overall filings up 4 percent compared with June.
08.17.2009
Foreclosures in Coachella Valley Up 68 PercentDebra Gruszecki, Desert Sun Staff Writer
The foreclosure crisis continued to deepen in California in the first half of the year, with the Coachella Valley recording a 68 percent rise in activity compared to the same period in 2008.
08.16.2009
Foreclosures Hitting Hard in KonaBret Yager, Hawaii Tribune-Herald Staff Writer
Kailua, Kona had 78 foreclosure filings in July, which represents one home out of every 200, according to the Mainland-based research firm RealtyTrac.
08.15.2009
Indiana's 8.4 Percent Spike in Foreclosure Filings WorrisomeJeff Swiatek, IndyStar.com Staff Writer
Lenders carried out 5,186 foreclosure filings last month in Indiana, an 8.4 percent upswing from the same month last year, according to a report from RealtyTrac.
08.14.2009
NJ Foreclosures Soar To 31 Percent During 1st Half Of 2009Charissa Che, WPIX.com Staff Writer
New Jersey's recent good news led many to celebrate too soon: statistics for the first six months of the year showed that foreclosures were down, even given a high unemployment rate.
08.13.2009
July Foreclosure Filings Soar in BrowardPaul Owers, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Staff Writer
Broward County continues to be one of Florida's hardest-hit areas when it comes to foreclosure, but the problem isn't nearly as severe in Palm Beach County.
08.13.2009
Bay State Foreclosures Jump 43 Percent in JulyThomas Grillo, Boston Herald Staff Writer
The number of Bay State homes in foreclosure soared by 43 percent in July compared to the same month last year, according to a new report from RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
N.J. Foreclosures Rise 21 Percent Lisa Fleisher, The Star-Ledger Staff Writer
Home foreclosure filings in New Jersey increased more than 21 percent during the first half of this year compared with last year.
08.13.2009
Illinois Foreclosures Jump 35 PercentSandra Guy, Sun-Times Staff Writer
Illinois had 14,524 foreclosure filings in July, a 35 percent increase from June, according to a report issued Thursday by RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Foreclosures Rise 7 Percent in July From JuneAlan Zibel, Associated Press Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings were up 32 percent from the same month last year, RealtyTrac Inc.
08.13.2009
Foreclosure Filings Jump in JulyRenae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
RealtyTrac counted 360,149 foreclosure filings nationally, which can range from default notices to bank repossessions. That was up 7 percent from June and 32 percent from July 2008.
08.13.2009
RealtyTrac Data: Foreclosure Filings Up 7 PercentNick Timiraos, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
The weak U.S. economy isn’t doing the housing market any favors. Foreclosure filings increased by 7% in July from the previous month, according to data out Thursday from RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Foreclosures in Nevada Lead NationReno Gazette-Journal Staff Writers
Nevada registered the highest rate of foreclosures in the nation in July, holding the dubious distinction for the 31st consecutive month, according to RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Another Record Month for Foreclosures in July Charlie Herman, ABC News
RealtyTrac will report Thursday that a record 360,149 homeowners received a foreclosure filing in July, up 7 percent from the previous month and up 32 percent from a year ago.
08.13.2009
U.S. Home Foreclosures Set Another Record in JulyLynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
Foreclosure activity jumped 7 percent in July from June and 32 percent from a year earlier as one in every 355 households with a loan got a foreclosure filing, according to RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Orlando Remains Foreclosures 'Hot Spot'Mary Shanklin, Orlando Sentinel Staff Writer
"Although Orlando — and Florida — still have a high foreclosure rate, it's not as high as it was," said Daren Blomquist, RealtyTrac spokesman.
08.13.2009
Foreclosure Fallout Hangs Heaviest in Southwest Fla.By Tom Bayles & Aaron Kessler, Herald Tribune Staff Writers
July foreclosure statistics provided on Wednesday by California's RealtyTrac Inc. provided few signs that things are slowing down.
08.13.2009
Foreclosures Hit Record 990 in JulyErika Engle, Star Bulletin Staff Writer
A record 990 Hawaii homes were foreclosed upon in July, a 332 percent increase over a year ago, according to the RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Home Foreclosure Filings Up More Than 100 Percent in Seattle AreaChris Crygiel, Seattle Post Intelligencer Staff Writer
Home foreclosure filings in the greater Seattle area increased 115 percent in July compared to the same period last year, according to RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Foreclosure Pipleine GrowsEve Mitchell, Mercury News Staff Writer
The number of foreclosed homes in the Bay Area scheduled to be sold at upcoming foreclosure auctions nearly tripled in July from a year ago, according to RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Foreclosure Plague: No Cure YetLes Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
There were more than 360,000 properties with foreclosure filings -- including default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions, according to RealtyTrac.
08.13.2009
Foreclosures Surge 15 Percent From Last Month in NYCPhyllis Furman, Daily News Staff Writer
A rising number of New Yorkers are on shaky ground when it comes to holding on to their homes.
08.13.2009
U.S. Foreclosure Filings Set Third Record-High in Five Months Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in the U.S. climbed to a record for the third time in five months in July as falling home prices and the recession left more homeowners unable to keep up payments or refinance.
07.30.2009
Chicago Area Sees Upswing in Home ForeclosuresFrancine Knowles, Chicago Sun Times Staff Writer
The number of Chicago metropolitan area homes hit with a foreclosure filing spiked 30 percent in the first six months of the year compared to the same period a year earlier, according to RealtyTrac.
07.30.2009
Seattle Foreclosures Up Through First Half of 2009Aubrey Cohen, Seattle Post-Inteligencer Staff Writer
The Seattle area's home foreclosure rate continued to rise through the first half of this year, and was 76th highest among 203 large U.S. metropolitan areas, according to RealtyTrac.
07.30.2009
Las Vegas, Fort Myers, Florida Lead U.S. in Defaults Brian Louis, Bloomberg Staff Writer
Las Vegas and Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida led U.S. metropolitan areas in foreclosures in the first half of the year as unemployment and falling home prices forced home-loan defaults, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
07.30.2009
Foreclosures: How Bad is Your City? Tampa 'Short Sale Kid' sees quick money in foreclosures Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
Cities in just four states -- California, Florida, Arizona and Nevada -- captured 29 of the top 30 places with the highest foreclosure rates, according to a report issued by RealtyTrac.
07.17.2009
Defaults Still Vexing Inland AreaLeslie Berkman, Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
Foreclosures continue to intensify in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, fueled by job losses and the failure of high-risk mortgages made during the boom years.
07.17.2009
Utah Foreclosure Filings DoublePaul Beebe, Salt Lake Tribune Staff Writer
The number of Utah households in danger of losing their homes almost doubled in the first half of the year as more people lost their jobs and were struggling or unable to pay their monthly mortgage bills.
07.17.2009
Foreclosures Up: 1 in 84 Homes Affected in First Half of YearStephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
There were 1.9 million foreclosure filings in the first six months of this year, a 15% increase from the first six months of 2008, according to a report today from RealtyTrac.
07.16.2009
Foreclosures Rise 15% in 2009Alan Zibel, The Associated Press via TIME Magazine
The number of U.S. households on the verge of losing their homes soared by nearly 15 percent in the first half of the year, according to RealtyTrac.
07.16.2009
Arizona Has Second-highest Foreclosure RateEdward Gately, Tribune Staff Writer
One in every 30 homes across Arizona received at least one foreclosure filing during the first half of the year, according to RealtyTrac.
07.16.2009
US Foreclosure Crisis Spreads to New States Laurent Belsie, Christian Science Monitor Staff Writer
America’s foreclosure crisis – which has been concentrated in Arizona, California, Florida, and Nevada – is beginning to spill over to neighboring states.
07.16.2009
Foreclosures RiseCatherine Rampell, New York Times Staff Writer
One in 84 American housing units received at least one foreclosure filing in the first half of the year, according to RealtyTrac, the online marketplace for foreclosure properties.
07.16.2009
Foreclosure Rate Rises 4.6 Percent in June over Prior MonthRenae Merle, Washington Post Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings increased again in June as unemployment pushed more homeowners into delinquency, according to RealtyTrac.
07.16.2009
US Foreclosures Continue Shattering Records: RealtyTrac Dawn Wotapka, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
National foreclosure filings in the U.S. continue shattering records, propelled by mounting unemployment and continued erosion of home values.
07.16.2009
Foreclosure Crisis Affects More Than 1.5 Million HomesAlan Zibel, Associated Press Staff Writer
The mushrooming foreclosure crisis affected more than 1.5 million homes in the first six months of the year, according to a report released Thursday by foreclosure listing service RealtyTrac Inc.
07.16.2009
1.5 Million Homes in Foreclosure in '09Les Christie, CNNMoney.com Staff Writer
The foreclosure plague is not going away -- it's only getting worse.
07.16.2009
US foreclosures at record high in first half 2009 despite aidLynn Adler, Reuters Staff Writer
U.S. home foreclosure activity galloped to a record in the first half of the year, overwhelming broad efforts to remedy failing loans while job losses escalated.
07.16.2009
Foreclosure Filings in U.S. Reach Record 1.5 Million Dan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings hit a record in the first half, a sign that job losses and falling property prices deepened the housing recession, according to RealtyTrac Inc.
07.16.2009
Foreclosures Up: 1 in 84 Homes Affected in First Half of YearStephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
There were 1.9 million foreclosure filings in the first six months of this year, a 15 percent increase from the first six months of 2008, according to a report today from RealtyTrac.
06.11.2009
Inland Housing Defaults, Repos Drop in May, Though Experts Say Conditions Still DireLeslie Berkman, Press-Enterprise Staff Writer
Foreclosure activity in Inland Southern California declined from April to May, with fewer notices of default and bank repossessions than a year ago.
06.11.2009
Foreclosure Rate Stays On The Boil In MayMaurna Desmond, Forbes Staff Writer
Foreclosures slid a bit in May from the month before, but they remained at an elevated level, according to RealtyTrac.
06.11.2009
Oregon Foreclosures 12th Highest in NationSteve Law, Portland Tribune Staff Writer
Oregon had the 12th highest rate of foreclosure activity in the nation in May, according to a report issued Wednesday by RealtyTrac.
06.11.2009
Foreclosure Rate Dips in May, But Remains HighStephanie Armour, USA TODAY Staff Writer
The pace of foreclosures remains at a historic high and mortgage demand is tumbling as interest rates climb, reflecting a wobbly housing recovery that could falter if rates continue to rise.
06.11.2009
Florida Foreclosures Jump 50 Percent; Tampa Up 32 PercentRichard Mullins, Tampa Bay Online.com Staff Writer
Foreclosures jumped more than 32 percent in the Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater area, compared to May 2008, according to RealtyTrac.
06.11.2009
Isle Foreclosures Set RecordAllison Schaefers, Star Bulletin
Foreclosures in Hawaii soared 397.6 percent last month to a record high and pushed the state to its highest national ranking since 2005.
06.11.2009
Foreclosures Slow 6 Percent in MayScott Mayerowitz, ABC News Business Writer
The number of homes that received a foreclosure notice in May were up 18 percent from 2008, RealtyTrac said.
06.11.2009
Bank Repossessions Surge, More Foreclosures Hit the MarketEmily Friedlander, Wall Street Journal Staff Writer
Expect more foreclosed properties to hit the market. The number of U.S. properties for which a foreclosure filing was received rose 18% in May from a year earlier, according to RealtyTrac.
06.11.2009
U.S. Foreclosure Filings Top 300,000 as Bank Seizures LoomDan Levy, Bloomberg News Staff Writer
U.S. foreclosure filings surpassed 300,000 for the third straight month in May and may hit a record 1.8 million by the first half of the year, RealtyTrac Inc. said.
05.21.2009
Buying a foreclosed home Gerri Willis, CNN personal finance editor
A study released yesterday by RealtyTrac.com and Truila.com shows that more Americans than ever are interested in buying foreclosed properties.
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