After the worst national housing crash in history, the picture of distress continues to improve, but now with one worrisome aberration. For the first time in more than two years, the number of repeat foreclosures took a U-turn and was higher in January compared to a year ago.
Repeat foreclosures are when a home has been in the foreclosure process once, was somehow saved by either a loan modification or payment program, but then goes back into foreclosure. This can happen when the borrower either can't or won't keep up with the new payments. New repeat foreclosures rose 11 percent in January from December and accounted for more than half of all new foreclosures, according to Black Knight Financial Services.
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BBBUTTT, unemployment is back to 5.5%! Why can't everybody afford their mortgage now?
ReplyDeleteGosh,Walmart greeter by day,fast food at night; what's the problem when you used to be a construction Super and there's no construction now?
If I have to help one more family move I'm leaving the country.
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