Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Banks begin the foreclosure procedure on 1,868 home mortgages in November in Orange County, which is up 55% from a year back but down 13% from October. The increase in notices of default from a year back is mainly due to a state law passed in September 2008 that postponed foreclosure filings. The law needs banks try to talk to borrowers 30 days prior to filing notice and talk about alternatives to avoid foreclosure. The law forces mortgages made at the end of housing boom.
The notices are trending along since July. The cause is due to demands on banks and services to facilitate public to avoid foreclosure.
The unfortunate performance of the Obama administration’s mortgage assist plan denotes extra small auctions and foreclosures in 2010. Banks foreclosed on 676 houses and condos in November which is increased 6.8% from a year back but decreased 11.4% from October.
The notices are trending along since July. The cause is due to demands on banks and services to facilitate public to avoid foreclosure.
The unfortunate performance of the Obama administration’s mortgage assist plan denotes extra small auctions and foreclosures in 2010. Banks foreclosed on 676 houses and condos in November which is increased 6.8% from a year back but decreased 11.4% from October.
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