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Settlement on Military Foreclosures

Subsidiaries of Bank of America and Morgan Stanley will pay scores of service members at least $22 million for violating a law on foreclosures. Go to Source





New York Fed Investigates Goldman Loan Division

The New York Fed wants to know whether the mortgage-servicing arm of Goldman Sachs systematically rejected borrowers’ efforts to lower loan payments through government programs. Go to Source





As Banks Hold Foreclosed Homes, a Kink in the Housing Market

The nation’s biggest banks and mortgage lenders have amassed a glut of foreclosed homes that threatens to deepen the housing slump. Go to Source





As Banks Hold Foreclosed Homes, a Kink in the Housing Market

The nation’s biggest banks and mortgage lenders have amassed a glut of foreclosed homes that threatens to deepen the housing slump. Go to Source





Counseling Before Borrowing – Mortgages

Nonprofit agencies say that home buyers who undergo prepurchase counseling are less likely to lose their homes because of a bad mortgage product. Go to Source





Refusing to Give In to Eviction

Some groups in California are fighting foreclosures, with mixed results. Go to Source





Refusing to Give in to Eviction

Some groups in California are fighting foreclosures, with mixed results. Go to Source





Foreclosure Mess Remains Banks’ Biggest Worry

Although the Raj Rajaratnam trial garnered most of the attention on Wall Street last week, making the foreclosure fiasco go away remained bankers’ biggest worry. Go to Source





Foreclosure Mess Remains Banks’ Biggest Worry

Although the Raj Rajaratnam trial garnered most of the attention on Wall Street last week, making the foreclosure fiasco go away remained bankers’ biggest worry. Go to Source





Budget Cuts Imperil Legal Aid in Foreclosure Cases

Agencies across New York that have provided a last-ditch legal lifeline to distressed homeowners are imperiled. Go to Source