• Foreclosures Follow Downtrend in First Quarter

    Foreclosures Follow Downtrend in First Quarter
    Foreclosures in the first quarter of 2017 followed a downtrend, tumbling 11 percent since the last quarter of 2016 and 19 percent since the first quarter of 2016, according to ATTOM Data Solutions’ recently released Q1 and March 2017 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report.
    Foreclosures, which totaled 234,508 in the first quarter, continue on at a pre-recession level, says ATTOM Data Solutions Senior Vice President Daren Blomquist. One in every 1,604 properties had a foreclosure filing (bank reposs
  • If You’re Ready Come and Get It: Selena Gomez’s Texan Mansion Is for Sale

    If You’re Ready Come and Get It: Selena Gomez’s Texan Mansion Is for Sale
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    Have you ever dreamed of becoming the most followed person on Instagram? Do you love Tex-Mex food? Then you should probably take out a $3 million loan and scoop up Selena Gomez’s Fort Worth mansion while it’s still on
  • Earth Day: Top 10 ‘Greenest’ States

    Earth Day: Top 10 ‘Greenest’ States
    Earth Day calls to mind the importance of protecting the environment—but some states, according to a new analysis by WalletHub, are doing a better job at it than others.
    The analysis took into account three factors: environmental quality, which encompasses aspects such as energy efficiency; eco-friendly behaviors, such as water consumption and solar panels; and climate change contributions, such as carbon dioxide emissions.
    Based on those parameters, WalletHub ranked the following states g
  • Here's a detailed breakdown of Ocwen's new restrictions by state

    Here's a detailed breakdown of Ocwen's new restrictions by state
    The servicing issues at Ocwen Financial are allegedly so widespread that some states are placing stricter restrictions on the nonbank, beyond freezing the company’s ability to acquire new mortgage servicing rights and originate new mortgage loans. In fact, in one state, Ocwen has basically been put of out business entirely.
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