This episode examines the recent expansion in prime mortgage foreclosures in the US and the effects this will likely have on the already challenged real estate sector. We also discuss the down and dirty details of the loan modification option of the Making Home Affordable program as it compares to the refinance portion of the same program.
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TMR Live 92 | The Foreclosure Phantom and Rust is the New Green
Carl Keating and in studio guest Sherry Denton of Keller Williams Realty discuss the possibility of a rumored 600,000 phantom foreclosure property more than doubling the current US REO levels. We then move our focus to the mid-west and take a look at the “Green” initiatives underway as part of the rust-belt’s urban recovery plans.
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Sounds like the loan modification options are pretty narrow in scope.
April 29th, 2009 at 3:52 pm