US Foreclosures Resource in United States
US Foreclosures Resource
This page addresses residential mortgage foreclosure issues. The legislation tracked under this category includes emergency mortgage assistance funds, foreclosure consultants, and the foreclosure process. Legislation regarding subprime lending and the regulation of high-cost home loans is covered on the Subprime and Predatory Mortgage Lending page.
Foreclosures, LegisBrief, January 2008
Keeping the Homeownership Dream Alive, State Legislatures, September 2007
Heather Morton, Denver, (303) 364-7700
Christopher Coleman, Washington, D.C., (202) 624-8673
State Reports:
Analysis of Subprime Mortgage Servicing Performance
State Foreclosure Prevention Working Group
February 2008
Analysis of Subprime Mortgage Servicing Performance Data Report No. 2
April 2008
The Working Group comprises representatives of the attorneys general of 11 states (Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas, two state banking departments (New York and North Carolina), and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors.
Maryland Homeownership Preservation Task Force Report
November 29, 2007
Ohio Foreclosure Prevention Task Force Final Report
September 10, 2007
Massachusetts Report of the Mortgage Summit Working Groups
April 11, 2007
Federal Reports:
Understanding Mortgage Foreclosure: Recent Events, the Process, and Costs
CRS Report for Congress, November 5, 2007
Information on Recent Default and Foreclosure Trends for Home Mortgages and Associated Economic and Market Developments
United States Government Accountability Office, October 16, 2007
Federal Reserve System
Dynamic Maps of Nonprime Mortgage Conditions in the United States
The maps, which are maintained by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, display regional variation in the condition of securitized, owner-occupied subprime, and alt-A mortgage loans. The maps and data can be used to assist in the identification of existing and potential foreclosure hotspots.
Freddie Mac
Foreclosure Fraud YouTube Video
Freddie Mac’s two-minute YouTube video uses professional actors to demonstrate how con artists can:
- Get copies of foreclosure notices at City Hall or a county courthouse;
- Persuade distressed borrowers to give up the deeds in exchange for suspicious promises to solve their financial problems;
- Use the deeds to secure new loans for themselves; and,
- Let the new loans go into foreclosure, which means the homeowners looking for help can still end up losing their house.
Homeownership Preserviation Foundation
The Homeowner’s HOPE Hotline, 888-995-HOPE, is provided free of charge by the Homeownership Preservation Foundation, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit dedicated to preserving homeownership and preventing foreclosure. HPF partners with local governments, nonprofits, borrowers, and mortgage lenders/servicers to deliver innovative homeownership preservation solutions.
Mortgage Bankers Association
Property Preservation Resource Center
MBA’s Property Preservation Resource Center Web site is being provided as a resource and is not intended as legal notice or advice, but only as a convenience for local officials involved with property preservation. It will provide contact information to help locate a mortgage servicer’s property preservation department and appropriate staff.
Mortgage Bankers Association
Foreclosure Prevention Resource Center
MBA’s Home Loan Leaning Center Foreclosure Prevention Resource Center provides in-depth explanations and an extensive set of resources for anyone who may be having difficulty making their mortgage payment or those who are just a little worried. This information is provided specifically to help people learn what to do before they find their home in foreclosure.
NeighborWorks America
Center for Foreclosure Solutions
The NeighborWorks Center for Foreclosure Solutions, an initiative of NeighborWorks America, was created to preserve homeownership in the face of rising foreclosure rates.
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