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Maine Shuts Out 15 Mortgage Rescue Companies
Jul 08, 2009Regulators in Maine ordered 15 so-called “mortgage rescue” companies to stop doing business in the state because they took advanced fees from homeowners but did nothing to help their clients. According to Will Lund, superintendent of Maine’s Bureau of Consumer Credit Protection, the 15 companies – all of them located out-of-state – collected a combined $36,000 from 30 Maine homeowners and have ignored all communication from state regulators.
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iEmergent Sees First-Time Buyers Taking 22% of 2009 Sales
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Report: Illinois Housing Counselors Overwhelmed by Demand
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ING DIRECT Finds 42% of Americans See Value of Down Payment
Jul 07, 2009 -
Portland Home Sales Drop, Median Mortgage Price Holds
Jul 06, 2009 -
Data Provider Warns on Green Shoots in Residential Construction
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Hope Now Sees Slower Climb in Repayment Plans
Jul 02, 2009 -
Prommis and Radian Partner to Save Homes
Jul 01, 2009 -
5% of US Mortgages Seriously Delinquent: OCC, OTC Report
Jun 30, 2009 -
Chase-ing Mortgage Modifications
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MIAC Offers $586 Million of Servicing Portfolios
Jun 30, 2009
