One in Ten Mortgage Borrowers Will Lose Their Home To The Bank:
New Observations is forecasting that a minimum of one in ten homes with a mortgage today will be lost to foreclosure in the next two years and that this loss represents a staggering five-million-unit addition to inventory-for-sale. Ref. Source 3
You are fortunate to be in that position, so many others are not and learn the hard way on the streets about the folly of their plans to buy a home through an unfair system.
International Level: Activist / Political Participation: 27 2.7%
People think the bad mortgages are getting close to being at a end. I think that these people are wrong. I think in the next couple years when people think we will be coming out of this mortgage fiscal we will be hit with more homes going into foreclosure. I hope that I am wrong.
U.S. home foreclosures reach record high in second quarter:
The number of U.S. homes taken back by banks through foreclosure hit a record high in the second quarter, even as lenders delayed more homes from entering the process through short sales and loan modification efforts, according to data to be released Thursday. Ref. Source 8
As recession deepens, families become the new face of homelessness
SALT LAKE CITY - It's 6 a.m., and David Brown peers through the early dawn shadows at his wife and four small children, dreaming about better days as they lie on mattresses all around him inside a classroom at St. Catherine's Newman Center. Ref. Source 8
Homes keep falling into foreclosure as programs fail to help:
In the first half of 2010, more than 1.6 million U.S. Properties were hit with foreclosure filings, which include bank repossessions, default notices and auction sale notices. Ref. Source 8