Chino Hills Real Estate Blog

News

Navigation

Tags

• Announcements
• Community
• For Rent/Lease
• For Sale
• Homes For Sale
• House and Home
• Industry
• Point2
• Real Estate

Recent Posts

• The Shoppes 2 "Second Phase"
• Should you Buy or Rent?
• Tips for Selling Your Home in a Hurry
• Tax break disappears as housing values rise
• Three big banks nearly halt foreclosure sales after U.S. tweaks orders

Archives

• May 2013 (19)
• April 2013 (33)
• March 2013 (17)
• February 2013 (29)
• January 2013 (25)
• December 2012 (43)
• November 2012 (32)
• October 2012 (37)
• September 2012 (43)
• August 2012 (41)
• July 2012 (44)
• June 2012 (41)
• May 2012 (44)
• April 2012 (36)
• March 2012 (37)
• February 2012 (52)
• January 2012 (28)
• December 2011 (48)
• November 2011 (32)
• October 2011 (29)
• September 2011 (32)
• August 2011 (37)
• July 2011 (17)
• June 2011 (47)
• May 2011 (32)
• April 2011 (31)
• March 2011 (41)
• February 2011 (23)
• January 2011 (14)
• November 2010 (4)
• October 2010 (4)
• September 2010 (6)
• August 2010 (4)
• June 2010 (2)
• May 2010 (7)
• April 2010 (4)
• January 2010 (3)
• November 2009 (3)
• October 2009 (1)
• September 2009 (1)
• August 2009 (1)
• July 2009 (3)
• June 2009 (3)
• May 2009 (2)
• April 2009 (1)
• March 2009 (2)
• December 2008 (1)
• November 2008 (1)
• September 2008 (1)
• July 2008 (2)
• June 2008 (2)
• May 2008 (1)
• February 2008 (1)
• January 2008 (1)
• December 2007 (1)
• November 2007 (3)
• October 2007 (1)
• September 2007 (1)
• June 2007 (2)
• March 2007 (1)
• December 2006 (1)
• November 2006 (1)

Foreclosure deal credits banks for routine efforts

  New York Times

Banks often approve real estate transactions that do nothing to prevent foreclosure.  But beginning this month, they can count such activities as part of their new commitment to help people stay in their homes.

Read the full story

Published Tuesday, April 03, 2012 8:27 PM by Gail Griffin, GRI, e-PRO

Filed under: Industry, Community

Comments