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Giving a loan and taking a loan has always been a way of life. For the lender the loan giving is a way of living while the borrower tides over a critical period with the help of a loan. One can take a loan for many things – buying a car, an appliance, for meeting educational expenses or giving for throwing a party or going on a holiday. The lender advances the loan with two primary conditions – the payment of interest and the keeping back of something of value as security. The most important type of loan is taking one to buy a house.

In yester years there was a piggy bank standing on the fireplace teaching the family the wisdom of saving for a rainy day. But all that has become history and aggressively a loan culture has been peddled making it almost fashionable to take a loan. The credit card hysteria took over the entire nation and more dangerous were the sub-prime loans that have ultimately led to the foreclosure crisis.

Drowning in debts, evicted from foreclosed homes because of inability to repay the house loan and without the backing of savings, Americans are in the throes of the worst type of recession since the 1930’s. It has triggered off unemployment and with the vicious circle of credit freeze, collapsing banks and industrial shut downs Americans are unable to repay house loans – even after refinancing.

It is loans that have started to flood bankruptcy courts and brought down the people on their knees as they hunt for any sort of shelter and handouts of food for survival.

Archive for the ‘Loan’ Category

The Number of Borrowers Waiting to Get Their Loans Modified Continues to Increase

Friday, October 30th, 2009

According to the program of Making Home Affordable, the lenders get the taxpayer funds so that they cut down on the mortgage repayments to be made by the borrowers. This can be easily done by reducing the rate of interest against their loans. Some others might extend the period for repayment of the loans. The [...]

Foreclosures Upheaval In California May Be Controlled (Part II)

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

During 2007-08 the banks were almost at the edge of collapsing due to the huge number of loan defaulters, who needed help under the ‘$700-billion Troubled Asset Relief Program’ launched by the government. At the same time, the lenders are pressurized so that they find solutions to help the borrowers in trouble. When this is [...]

Racing Against the Odds to Evade Foreclosures

Monday, October 19th, 2009

Bank of America struggle hard to alter the loans to stay ahead of the deadlines given by the government.
The employees have to keep a track of how much hard work they have to put in to meet their target. They have a cardboard thermometer located just outside the command center in third-floor. This thermometer helps [...]

Federal Loan Programs Failed to Stem Foreclosures (Part I)

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

The Federal programs aiming at modification of loan structures to cut down on the foreclosures has not gained much success.

Foreclosures Continue Due to the Failure of Lenders to Alter Loans (Part II)

Monday, June 29th, 2009

There are numerous such families like the Doyle’s who are in such a distressed condition and according to Craig Obama’s venture with loan modification has literally been unable to improve the conditions. Contrarily, a Chase representative, Jennifer Zuccarelli, commented that there has been some misunderstanding regarding the Doyle family case and [...]

Foreclosures Crisis Unable To Shatter The Faith Of Bankers In Hawaii

Monday, August 20th, 2007

An increase in the number of foreclosures and a fall in housing prices are the two major implications of the failure of the sub-prime loan market.

In Hawaii, about 1599 subprime loans were extended last year and there are chances that all of them could end up into foreclosures. With an increase in the number of empty houses, the supply is far more than what is actually required, thus reducing the demand. If this continues, the market will be left with only a few buyers. However, not all housing experts share this view.

Real Estate in Florida: Tough Times Ahead

Monday, August 20th, 2007

Florida – once the hot spot of housing sector is now under the storm of foreclosures. Signs of resale can be noticed on most of the houses of Cape Coral, a beautiful place on the gulf coast of Florida. The once flourishing real estate market of Cape Coral now appears to be at its closing stages. People have to leave their three bedroom and two bathroom luxurious apartments for a condensed asking price. The asking price of these houses is priced to match the amount owed by the homeowner.

Collapse In New Housing Construction Causes NYSE Jitters

Monday, August 20th, 2007

Today, the face of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has changed. Though this might be a temporary change, but one can see the close relation of the sub-prime tension and worry to the NYSE, which hit a low of 9087.75 this Friday. Foreclosures and sub-prime data play a vital role in and give instant [...]

Falling Prices Biggest Cause Of Foreclosure Crisis In Stockton

Thursday, August 16th, 2007

A real picture of foreclosure mortgage can be seen in Stockton. There are at least five homes for sale from which about two to three houses have been reclaimed by the lender. Specifically, Clark Fork Circle’s northern side is the area where the mortgage tension is at its peak level.
Stockton was once considered as a [...]

Foreclosures And Sub-prime Lending Top Priority In Washington

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

The increasing rate of foreclosures forced top officials of the city to call for a meeting. The Main agenda of the meeting of Federal Reserve Board’s Consumer Advisory Council in Washington on Thursday was home mortgage foreclosures. A report by the central bank pointed out the sluggish growth rate of loans in the real estate [...]

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