A stunning 84 percent of foreclosures in San Francisco between 2009 and 2011 violated state law in some respect, according to a study commissioned by San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting.
A review of residential mortgage loans that have gone into foreclosure in San Francisco finds that more than 80 percent violated the law in one or more ways.San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting announced …
The Maryland and Virginia suburbs of Washington are a lot alike, with similar populations of workers from the U.S. capital, incomes above the national average and unemployment rates below the norm.
An audit by San Francisco officials of about 400 recent foreclosures there determined that almost all involved either legal violations or suspicious documentation, according to a report released Wednesday. Upbeat forecast for Silicon Valley commercial real estate
A study of California foreclosures released late yesterday found that 99% of the files examined had some sort of irregularity and 84% of them had “one or more clear violations of law.” The study provides fresh evidence, to some, that the $26 billion foreclosure settlement with Bank of America and other big lenders was just a down payment on their ultimate liability for “robosigning” and other …
The Maryland and Virginia suburbs of Washington are a lot alike, with similar populations of workers from the U.S. capital, incomes above the national average and unemployment rates below the norm.
Banks took back more U.S. homes in January than in the previous month, the latest sign that foreclosures are accelerating after slowing sharply last year while lenders sorted out foreclosure-abuse claims.
Foreclosures rising gradually
Judges, Realtors and others sense an upward movement, but not a rapid spike
Some people in San Francisco who lost their homes to foreclosure may be entitled to a reversal.
NYT: SF audit finds foreclosure errors
New York Times: An audit by San Francisco county officials of about 400 recent foreclosures there determined that almost all involved either legal violations or suspicious documentation, according to a report released Wednesday.
