El Centro Urbano del Instituto Financiero de la Vivienda publicó recientemente en su reporte del mes de Septiembre que las ejecuciones hipotecarias continúan disminuyendo con la recuperación de la vivienda, pero sigue siendo alta en relación a la década de 2000. En particular, el reporte muestra que los atrasos de más de 90 días de morosidad asíContinueContinue reading “Morosidad en Pagos Hipotecarios disminuye a nivel nacional pero continua alto relación con la década de 2000”
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ARE WE ON THE RIGHT TRACK?
Eight national banks, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, HSBC, OneWest Bank, PNC, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo saw the performance of their first-lien mortgages improved in the fourth quarter of 2014, while the delinquency rate on those mortgages and the foreclosure activity continued to decline, according to a quarterly report on mortgage performance by the OfficeContinueContinue reading “ARE WE ON THE RIGHT TRACK?”
Esta el Mercado Hipotecario en el camino correcto?
Ocho Bancos nacionales que son, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, HSBC, OneWest Bank, PNC, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo demostraron mejoras en el procesamiento de sus hipotecas con progresos en la prevención de Embargos durante el cuarto trimestre del 2014, mientras que el porcentaje de atrasos en hipotecas y la actividad de ejecuciones hipotecariasContinueContinue reading “Esta el Mercado Hipotecario en el camino correcto?”
$4.5 Billion on Delinquent Debt ready to Hit the Market
Three of the nation’s largest mortgage lenders have put sizable packages of nonperforming and reperforming mortgage loans on the market for investors to buy, according to New York Mission Capital Advisors. Bank of America has put up approximately $2.56 billion worth of delinquent debt for sale, including nonperforming loans, reperforming mortgages (those in which the borrower was 90 days orContinueContinue reading “$4.5 Billion on Delinquent Debt ready to Hit the Market”
Homeowners receiving BofA settlement may get a huge tax bill as well
The relief could be too good to be true! As part of the record $16.65 billion settlement between Bank of America (BAC) and the U.S. Department of Justice, approximately $7 billion is designated to provide relief to consumers. However for the borrowers that reap the rewards from BofA, there could be something that severely dents theContinueContinue reading “Homeowners receiving BofA settlement may get a huge tax bill as well”
Sandy Flores, Broker CPRES 