Foreclosure

After seven years passing for the black mark of foreclosure to be removed from consumer credit reports after the foreclosure peak in 2010, 1.9 million homeowners will have met the required time after which the Fair Credit Reporting Act requires derogatory information to be removed.

Vacant and abandoned properties are a growing problem nationwide. In New York, one of the states hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis, the Attorney General wants to do something about it.

Foreclosure alternatives continued to outpace foreclosure sales by nearly four to one and shows the wide range of options available to homeowners in both the short and long term.

The foreclosure rate remains twice that of the national long-term average and CoreLogic attributes it to the individual state rates. Here are the top 10 states with the highest rates of foreclosure.

In a webinar hosted by Rick Sharga, Ten-X forecasts what the remainder of 2016 will look like and what the future may hold for the housing market.

Foreclosed homes that met their fate during the housing crisis are gaining value nearly twice as much as other homes—but with no benefit to the original owners of the homes.

With national foreclosure inventory and serious delinquencies now back to pre-crisis levels, is this the new normal for the foreclosure landscape?

In April, the nation's foreclosure rate and serious delinquency rate dropped to new pre-crisis lows. On Tuesday, July 12, the industry will find out how much further those numbers fell in May.

Community Blight Solutions co-founder and chairman Robert Klein presents his case that fast-track foreclosure legislation recently passed in Ohio should go nationwide.

Colorado’s attorney general has won a procedural victory against one firm in her state over alleged deceptive foreclosure practices. But were the firm's practices really deceptive?