We’ve a lot to be thankful for, living in our wonderful country! Let’s take a look at recent events….
Posts under ‘National’
March 2012 Hawaii Foreclosure Info
With a steady number of preforeclosures and REOs in Hawaii, what does the future hold? Are the March foreclosure numbers a continuation of recent trends?
Memorial Day in Hawaii
Aloha, folks. I thought I’d take this moment to wish everyone a very pleasant Memorial Day weekend. While this is certainly a national holiday, it definitely strikes close to home for those of us in the islands. Here in Hawaii, we undoubtedly have a strong tie to the United States military. Pearl Harbor, what many [...]
Another Mortgage Lender Nightmare
As I sit here in Honolulu catching up on the news over the long MLK holiday weekend, I was shocked to read about yet another serious banking fiasco. It seems that JP Morgan Chase, the nation’s #2 mortgage lender, overcharged several thousand military families on their mortgages and even improperly foreclosed on fourteen homes! Some [...]
What “Robo-Signing” Foreclosures Means to Hawaii
Just a quick post here regarding the recent “robo-signing” that’s gripped the nation’s foreclosure landscape. As most of you know, quite a few of the country’s top mortgage lenders have reduced or outright stopped pursuing foreclosures for the time being in some or all states. Bank of America, the nation’s top lender, put a halt [...]
Interesting Article – American Housing Preferences
You look back 10 years, what did you get? A little bit cleaner and deeper in debt.
With apologies to Tennessee Ernie Ford, that’s a brief synopsis of how U.S. home life has changed during the past decade, according to the latest “American Housing Survey,” released last week.
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