#Realestate Foreclosures
Posted on February 25th, 2010 by Carlo Capomazza
Foreclosures are still having a substantial impact 
U.S. housing market. However, programs by federal agencies (including the Homebuyer Tax Credit), as well as depressed prices have chipped away at foreclosure inventories. This field guide provides links and tips for those trying to prevent foreclosure as well as information for foreclosure investors. Also included is information on the government's Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA). (D. Foligno, Project Coordinator)
After reading the HAFA documents, a prospective buyer of foreclosed properties might also look here.
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U.S. housing market. However, programs by federal agencies (including the Homebuyer Tax Credit), as well as depressed prices have chipped away at foreclosure inventories. This field guide provides links and tips for those trying to prevent foreclosure as well as information for foreclosure investors. Also included is information on the government's Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA). (D. Foligno, Project Coordinator)
After reading the HAFA documents, a prospective buyer of foreclosed properties might also look here.
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Filed under: Economy, Foreclosure, Real Estate Market, VRN
