According to a report recently released by the inspector general for the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), Fannie Mae ignored indications that its attorneys abused the foreclosure process. The inspector general has...
It is common to be concerned about your credit and even more so after a bankruptcy. Although you will face some credit challenges after a bankruptcy, your future in credit is not ruined. The truth is, there are plenty of...
If you bank at one of the large or chain banks, you have probably noticed several changes to your account recently. Many banks have discontinued key features and are now charging customers to keep their accounts open. As...
According to HousingPulse Tracking Survey, fewer homebuyers are pursuing short sales as a means of saving money on a new home. This trend has been primarily attributed to the problematic, lengthy nature of the short-term sale...
While debt settlement can often be the best means of avoiding bankruptcy or foreclosure, it can also mean doing significant, lasting damage to your credit. Failure to pay bills—a crucial step in the debt settlement...
