Slick TV commercials and online ads tell delinquent borrowers that they can save their homes by filing for personal bankruptcy. But is it true -- or just too good to be true?
Yes, Jim Morrison is still dead. But the rock star's L.A. house is up for sale - and it can be can be yours for a cool $1.2 million.
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A home in Greenwich, Conn., will set you back $1 million. Where are prices even higher?
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In the past decade, Nantucket Island has served as a barometer for the fortunes of Wall Street. The glass cracked after years of unsustainable pressures. But almost by magic, the barometer is rising once more even as something new and unexpected has come to the summer paradise: foreclosures, short sales, failed auctions, and a skinnier municipal budget. And while financiers can cut and run, it's the locals who are being hardest hit.
Categories: Economy, Interest Rates, Mortgage's, Refinance Tags: Auctions, Barometer, Decade, Financiers, foreclosures, Fortunes, Locals, Magic, Municipal Budget, Nantucket Island, Summer Paradise, Wall Street
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Some 51,205 troubled homeowners received long-term mortgage modifications under President Obama's foreclosure prevention program in June, bringing the total to 389,198 since the program began in the spring of 2009.
New home construction fell to the lowest level of the year in June, but there were indications of increased activity in coming months, the government said Tuesday.
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