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Advertising firm promises to pay the mortgage for every month that the house is painted

Announced new govt-imposed program to require banks to offer mortgage-refinancing at lower rates

‘No more red tape. No more runaround from the banks’

$169 billion in taxpayer funds already spent on Fannie and Freddie bailouts

‘The administration’s tried three or four different plans over the last couple of years. Frankly, none of them have worked’

If the country’s major banks don’t reach an agreement with the 50 state attorneys general and federal regulators in the next few weeks, a global agreement to settle the widespread foreclosure fiasco is likely going to be sunk for good

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State attorneys general and the country’s biggest lenders are negotiating to create a nationwide fund

Additionally, there are roughly 13.9 million homes now with negative equity

Some judges chastise banks over foreclosure paperwork

Bank of America has confirmed that it has discovered errors, including incorrect data and misspelled names, in the foreclosure paperwork it has reviewed

Actor Nicolas Cage has been ordered by the District Court in Clark County, Nevada to pay $2,511,605.74 to Nevada State Bank in costs relating to his foreclosed property in Nevada

Administration ‘committed to forcing banks to change the way they do business…’ later

If the banks are indeed forced to spend tens of billions to buy back securities, they could turn once again to the federal government for help

Families have to stand up to Washington before it buries them in a mountain of debt.

The paperwork — the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution — has already been signed.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has now been under 5 percent for 23 weeks in row

The shocking story of rampant bank fraud that could cost you your home, whether you have a mortgage or not

Bank of America extended a freeze on foreclosures to all 50 states as concern spread among officials that homes were being seized based on faulty data

Homeowners are fighting foreclosure by challenging the legal powers of MERS, a company set up by the mortgage industry that is behind scores of foreclosures