National Foreclosure Settlement: Several States Using Funds From Deal To Close ... Huffington Post "Clearly the economy was affected all across the country by foreclosure challenges, and I think it is apt and appropriate to use those dollars to help restore some of the challenging cuts that I was forced to make." In Pennsylvania, where a fourth ...
Foreclosure Activity Increases 3% in January GlobeSt.com “Foreclosure activity increased on a year-over-year basis for the first time in more than 12 months in Florida, Illinois, Indiana and Pennsylvania, following a pattern we saw in late 2011 in states such as California, Arizona and Massachusetts.
New Study Demonstrates Economic Impact of Historic Preservation in Pennsylvania MarketWatch (press release) 22, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) today released a new study titled "Economic Benefits of Historic Preservation Activities in Pennsylvania." The study provides evidence about the benefits of ...
Foreclosure Activity Increases 3 Percent in January RisMedia.com (press release) “Foreclosure activity increased on a year-over-year basis for the first time in more than 12 months in Florida, Illinois, Indiana and Pennsylvania, following a pattern we saw in late 2011 in states such as California, Arizona and Massachusetts.
DN Editorial: Stealing home? State should use mortgage settlement for homeowners Philadelphia Inquirer THE GOOD NEWS: Pennsylvania is due to receive about $69 million as a result of last week's federal settlement with big banks over improper foreclosures that were based on robo-signing and bad paperwork. We have a sinking feeling about this settlement, ...
Pennsylvania Homeowners to get $266 Million Under Foreclosure-Abuse Deal LoanSafe “If it acts as a deterrent to predatory mortgage foreclosures,” Paskey said, “it's going to be welcome nationwide.” The settlement provides roughly $266 million in assistance to Pennsylvania, including $93 million in loan modifications and other direct ...
Foreclosure deal may offer relief Springfield News-Leader “Each time I'd call the bank I'd get a hold of someone from California or Pennsylvania or Texas,” Sturdevant said. “Every time it was someone different. Nobody could bring things up on their computer. I just couldn't get any answers about it.
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