Foreclosure

fore·clo·sure Audio Help (fôr-klō'zhər, fōr-)
noun The act of foreclosing, particularly when a legal proceeding by which a mortgage is foreclosed.

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Foreclose

fore·close (fôr-klōz', fōr-)
verb fore·closed, fore·clos·ing, fore·clos·es

To deprive (a mortgagor) of the right to redeem a mortgaged property, for example when payments have not been made. To bar an equity or a right to redeem (a mortgage).

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Foreclosures News Headlines

As Pay Falls, Borrowers Lose Ground

One in eight homeowners had household debt exceeding half the monthly income in 2008, a recent report says.

Housing on the Brink

The glimmer of hope in this week’s housing data — a rise in pending home sales — is not likely to be sustainable.

Tenants Wooed in Latest Stuyvesant Town Battle

Two lending groups are battling in court for control of two huge Manhattan housing complexes, which fell into default in January.

Foreclosures Pose Potential Trouble on Election Day

Advocacy groups and election officials fear that the high rate of foreclosures will confuse many about their eligibility to vote.

Two New Federal Programs for Struggling Home Owners

The F.H.A. will begin a refinancing effort to help borrowers who are struggling and will start an emergency homeowners’ loan program for unemployed borrowers.

Number of Home Foreclosures Drops, but Risk of Delinquency Deepens

Foreclosures could head higher in coming months, as the percentage of borrowers at least one payment behind resumed its rise, new data suggest.

Making Home Affordable Program Falling Short of Goal

The pool of candidates is shrinking rapidly, and new trial modifications were down sharply in July.

Foreclosures Grind On

The Obama administration will need to do more in order to help Americans hold on to their homes.

Paralysis at the Federal Reserve

A decade ago, Ben Bernanke had some sharp criticism for how the Bank of Japan was handling a cool economy. Now he’s the Fed chairman, and that critique of Japan could be applied to the Fed today.

Government Plans More Aid for Jobless Homeowners

The aid, about $3 billion, comes against the backdrop of a weakening economy, high unemployment and a housing market destabilized by foreclosures.

Say Goodbye to Fannie and Freddie

Two flawed agencies the housing market would be better off without.

The Other Mortgage Crisis

Flexible mortgages are needed to reflect the changing jobs landscape.

Far From the Poor, Real Estate Woes Nip at Lake Forest

The foreclosure crisis is starting to lap at the shores of the upscale suburb of Lake Forest, though for different reasons than it first hit poor neighborhoods in Chicago.

Sale of Troubled Buildings May Not Mean Rescue

Housing advocates say that some investors rescuing city properties in disrepair will make conditions worse.

Seeking to Close Off an Exit

A new report suggests that “strategic defaults,” in which borrowers simply walk away from their loans and properties, may be reaching their peak.