FBNs Robert Gray breaks down the latest market data as a report shows existing home sales fell.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Foreclosure Crisis Worsening
Kelly Cobiella reports on the growing problem of abandoned or neglected properties that are creating safety hazards and dragging down property values.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Foreclosure Wave Hits Miami
Coldwell Banker Miami Realtor Lisa Thomson on how the moratorium is creating a backlog in foreclosures sales.
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Foreclosure
3Q Mortgage Delinquencies Rise
FBN's Connell McShane breaks down the data on the rise in mortgage delinquencies.
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Mortgage Delinquencies
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Million Dollar Homes That Sell
Why people are buying some Southern California mansions and not others.
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Million Dollar Homes
The First Lady Of Luxury Real Estate
Joyce Rey continues to break national records in her 36th year as a realtor.
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Luxury Real Estate
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Investigating fraudclosure - Dylan Ratigan Show
Dylan Ratigan Show—Nov. 16, 2010--Dylan Ratigan and guests discuss investigating fraudclosure and Senate banking committee hearings.
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Fraudclosure
New Home Construction Falls Sharply in Oct.
FBN's Robert Gray breaks down the new home construction data from October.
Banks Pressured to Provide Relief to Foreclosure Victims?
FBN's Judge Andrew Napolitano argues states should not intimidate the banks to set up a foreclosure fund when no wrongdoing has been proven yet.
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Foreclosure Crisis
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Is Housing Market Getting Better or Worse?
FBN's Peter Barnes reports on the Senate Banking Committee's hearing on the foreclosure mess.
Monday, November 15, 2010
What You Need to Know About Buying a Foreclosure
Home Buyer Kevin Jones on the uncertainties of buying a foreclosed home despite the lower costs.
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Foreclosure
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Effects of Spain foreclosure laws
Effects of Spain foreclosure laws
Fallout from the recent global economic crisis has hit homeowners hard around the world.
But the system in Spain is especially harsh for those who can no longer afford to make their mortgage payments.
For many Americans facing foreclosure, that would be the end of it. But for Luis Marti and thousands of other Spaniards, it is just the beginning of their troubles.
In Spain, foreclosure and eviction do not terminate the debt, so after losing their homes, many people owe the remainder of the mortgage. Therefore, people cannot escape the debt through bankruptcy either, because mortgage debt is specifically excluded from the bankruptcy laws.
Al Jazeera's Barbara Serra reports from Barcelona.
Fallout from the recent global economic crisis has hit homeowners hard around the world.
But the system in Spain is especially harsh for those who can no longer afford to make their mortgage payments.
For many Americans facing foreclosure, that would be the end of it. But for Luis Marti and thousands of other Spaniards, it is just the beginning of their troubles.
In Spain, foreclosure and eviction do not terminate the debt, so after losing their homes, many people owe the remainder of the mortgage. Therefore, people cannot escape the debt through bankruptcy either, because mortgage debt is specifically excluded from the bankruptcy laws.
Al Jazeera's Barbara Serra reports from Barcelona.
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Spain foreclosure laws
Friday, November 12, 2010
Whitney Discusses States at Risk, Mortgage Fraud, Housing & Banking Crises; Decades of Lawsuits
CNBC—Nov. 11, 2010--Meredith Whitney on Financials & Politics. Good interview. Whitney discusses a range of topics. 5,000 bank branches to be cut. Expects another leg down in the housing market before the end of the year. Meredith Whitney is CEO of the Meredith Whitney Advisory Group and talks to CNBC's Maria Bartiromo.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
A Realtor Speaks the Truth About the US Housing Market
This week, Financial Survival Radio host Jay Carter http://www.FinancialSurvivalRadio.com explains why he's renting his personal home, even though he owns multiple rental properties, why he isn't depending on politicians to "turn things around" with the economy and why holding physical gold and silver is the only safe way to save money.
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The US Housing Market
Mortgage Meltdown: Option ARM Loans Will Destroy Your Credit
In this ABC 2 News Investigation, Freedmont Mortgage's CEO Carl Delmont explains the devastating effect Option ARM loans will have on your credit score.
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The Mortgage Meltdown
Sunday, November 7, 2010
A collapsing Canadian real estate market with Garth Turner and Rob Carrick
Garth Turner, financial journalist, and Rob Carrick discuss a collapsing Canadian real estate market.
* What are the indicators that there will be a housing market crash?
* How bad with the real estate market crash be?
* How much could house prices go down?
* How long would it take for the housing market recover?
The Investor Education Fund is pleased to be cosponsoring this video series with the Globe and Mail called "Lets Talk Investing." The series is hosted by renowned Globe and Mail columnist Rob Carrick and features prominent Canadian financial experts discussing topics that are relevant to investors.
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Canadian real estate market
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
15M Mortgages Underwater
FNC legal analyst Bob Massi discusses why millions of Americans can't afford their homes.
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Underwater Mortgages
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